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At the Frederick National Laboratory we do science that affects us all, the potential is limitless, both yours and ours. We empower our teams to foster discovery, work together, and lead with empathy to solve the scientific challenges of national importance. Let’s have a conversation to discus how we can make that happen… https://bit.ly/3PdKKzB #Bioinformatics

Earlier this month, we attended the International Spatial Biology Congress 2024, where the significance of spatial biology in drug discovery and development was a key focus. In our latest blog, we provide an overview of the discussions, highlighting the opportunities that spatial biology offers in modern drug discovery and development, as well as addressing the challenges and future directions for the field. 📕 Read the blog at https://lnkd.in/eRkcxD4R #spatialomics #drugdiscovery

Interested in incorporating #SpatialTranscriptomics into your research? Join us for a webinar on September 28th at 9:30am MT that will introduce the Enable Medicine Pipeline – an end-to-end solution from sequencing to data visualization. This event, featuring Dr. Rikita Gakhar from BioChain Institute and Dr. Gulpreet Kaur from Enable Medicine, will offer new perspectives on overcoming challenges and maximizing insights in spatial biology. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from industry leaders about the future of spatial transcriptomics and how it’s changing translational research. Register now through this link: https://hubs.li/Q022zXhw0 #Webinar #SpatialBiology #Bioinformatics #SpatialTranscriptomics #TranslationalBiology

✨ Welcome Dr. Ana Carolina Campana Nascimento, she is a visiting scholar coming from Universidade Federal de Viçosa in Brazil. She'll be working with Dr. Diego Jarquin. Their research project is entitled: "Quantile Mixed Model for Genome Wide Association Studies." The project objective is to add the information of the genomic similarities between individuals (kinship) into Quantile Mixed Model (QMM), which combines all the desired properties of the QR with the MLM methodology into the genomic association studies (GWAS). #IFASResearch #AIatUF #UFPlantbreeder #AIinAg #multiomics 🌱 🧬

❓Are you struggling with #neoantigenprediction or do you want to know more about all the tools and steps required for the identification of immunogenic neoantigens? ➡ Read our latest #paper published in Methods in Cell Biology written by Lies Van Olmen and Kiyana G.. 📕This step-by-step guide details the different analyses and challenges encountered during in-silico neoantigen prediction.

Are you looking to learn more about Spatial Biology ❓ Spatial Biology for BioPharma Europe debuts in London, May 8-9th 2024, as 60+ biopharma leaders join to network, share knowledge, and learn from industry-leading organisations. Register Your Free Pass Today - https://ter.li/cmf885 #spatialbiology #spatialcomputing #spatialtranscriptomics #computationalbiology

🧬 Studying your rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorder has a long-lasting impact on the future of research. 📊 Researchers using Simons Searchlight data share WHY families like yours are the key to making meaningful advancements in science. Watch this video to learn more: https://lnkd.in/e9PyN49X #RareDiseaseResearch #CareForRare #Genetics #GeneticResearch

Interested in incorporating spatial transcriptomics into your research? Watch our recent webinar featuring the Enable Medicine pipeline – an end-to-end solution from sequencing to data visualization. Hear new perspectives on overcoming challenges and maximizing insights in spatial biology from Dr. Rikita Gakhar, Ph.D. of BioChain Institute, Inc. and Dr. Gulpreet Kaur, Ph.D. of Enable Medicine. Watch the recording: https://hubs.li/Q025DrjR0 #Webinar #SpatialBiology #Bioinformatics #SpatialTranscriptomics #TranslationalBiology

JXB's Special Issue on Advances in Molecular Biology - Towards New Challenges is out! Our article that was published last year has been included in this issue! Super excited! Attached is the front matter of the issue. Aishwarye Sharma Arun Sharma Paramjit Khurana

At the Frederick National Laboratory we do science that affects us all, the potential is limitless, both yours and ours. We empower our teams to foster discovery, work together, and lead with empathy to solve the scientific challenges of national importance. Let’s have a conversation to discus how we can make that happen… https://bit.ly/47U2AyL #Bioinformatics