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Interested in more information on Duke’s Molecular Genomics Core? Check out our updated website! 🧬🥼
dmpi.duke.edu/cores/molecula…
Thank you to @GeneticsSociety for having Gregory lab PhD student, Emma Hatchell, and our fearless leader @sgrayg as panel moderators for #ASHG26! 🧬
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Atera has arrived—and it keeps getting better with a new dataset. Try the new desktop 10x Genomics Explorer software, and see what FFPE human kidney reveals with spatial whole transcriptome analysis. Check them out now: bit.ly/3TAmc8Y
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With Atera, researchers can explore biology at greater depth and scale, allowing them to ask much more complex questions about human health and disease. Hear from Dana Pe'er, PhD, of @MSKCancerCenter on what’s possible with Atera, and discover Atera: bit.ly/47R1tAY
Congratulations to Gregory lab PhD student, Max Bucklan!!
How wonderful it was to see five of our inaugural Video Contest winners at the Lasker Award celebration last week!
📸 From left to right: Sai Krishna Bhamidipati (@sighkrishna29), Dimitri Seneviratne, Max Bucklan, Colette Benko (@benko_colette), and Lindsey Ramirez (@Dr_Ramirez_).
Learn more about these winners and the Video Contest: laskerfoundation.org/meet-th…
ALT Five Lasker Video Contest winners, Sai Krishna Bhamidipati, Dimitri Seneviratne, Max Bucklan, Colette Benko, and Lindsey Ramirez, posing in an elegant room with ornate walls and a chandelier at the Lasker Awards Luncheon event, smiling at the camera.
Thank you to everyone who came out to the #DukeSCI Colloquium! It was a great day filled with awesome science, good conversation, and opportunities for new collaborations. We already can't wait for next year🤩🧬
A special thank you to our keynote speakers @RongFan8 & @junyue_cao
Congratulations to Gregory lab PhD student Max Bucklan on passing his prelim exam this week!
We are so proud of you Max 🍾🥂🥳
Meet Sicheng Jing, a Master's student from @DukeBiostats. Following her B.S. in #Bioinformatics from @UCSanDiego, she is studying computational #genomics, transcript isoforms & protein structure in #neurological diseases. 🧬
Sicheng enjoys trying new recipes, and watching anime.
Gregory Lab retweeted
We’re hiring! Join the Hickey Lab at Duke as a full-time Research Assistant developing reproducible agent-based models of human tissues. We seek experience in Python, computational modeling, and biology. 1–2 years, Durham, NC. Apply/share: forms.gle/Abfbwb4B8a8WycGF6
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If bioinformatics queues are slowing down your research, this course is for you. 8 weeks to learn #singlecell and #insitu spatial analysis with 10x pipelines and community tools. Apply now for the Oct. 5th cohort ➡️ bit.ly/4gurgmt
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🚨 We’re hiring! PhD position in **computational biology, single-cell & spatial transcriptomics, and neuroimmunology** at @UKMuenster.
Join our team and study immune mechanisms at brain borders & peripheral nerves. 🧠🧬
Apply here 👇
jobs-sf.ukmuenster.de/job/UK…
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The #DukeSCIRIP colloquium is back for another year to highlight #SingleCell and #spatial science happening at Duke, @UNC, @NCState & @NCCU!
This will be a day-long event (8:15am-5pm), with both academic & corporate talks.
For more info and to register: dmpi.duke.edu/duke-single-ce…
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✨The SenNet program aims to map and characterize senescent cells across age, tissue, and species. Discover research and opinion emerging from the SenNet project in a new cross-journal collection in the Nature portfolio ✨nature.com/immersive/s43587-…
Did you know that the #DukeMGC now offers @illumina #SingleCell 3' RNA Prep?
Cells too big for microfluidics? Low cell numbers? Illumina is the answer!
Reach out to us to schedule a project consult or chat project details: [email protected]
illumina.com/products/by-typ…
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Spirit Week. Scavenger hunts. Dry ice spoon races. A “Script Sleuth” challenge guessing anonymous handwriting.
That’s Lab Appreciation Week at Duke’s Molecular Genomics Core and @TheGregoryLab, a tradition that brings colleagues together.
#WorkingAtDuke
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Spatially resolved transcriptomic technologies continue to enhance understanding of development and disease through a feedback loop involving academia and industry
go.nature.com/4wZ9qim
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Never analyzed #singlecell data before? Join our beginner-friendly #FlexApex data analysis webinar, no coding needed. Explore Cell Ranger, Loupe Browser & prompt-based analysis with Claude.
📍July 28, 3 PM CEST | 2 PM BST
Register: bit.ly/4wQGJ6U
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🏆Congratulations to Max Bucklan, one of six winners of the inaugural Lasker Video Contest!
Max is pursuing his PhD in the @DukeU Program in Genetics and Genomics. In the lab of Simon Gregory, Max uses leading-edge transcriptomic technologies to study the mechanisms of atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor, an aggressive and rare pediatric brain cancer.
@jclinicalinvest
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This week, the #DukeMGC ran our 2500th #SingleCell sample 🎊🎉
More than 10 species and 100s of projects later and we still love generating high quality #scRNAseq data for our customers!
For more info on our single cell services, visit: dmpi.duke.edu/cores/molecula…
