Michal Lipinski, PhD

After seeing the ad for NDT's Masterclass with him saying "One of the great challenges in life is knowing enough to think you’re right but not enough to know you’re wrong." I keep thinking it is either poorly worded or a complete misinterpretation of Dunning-Kruger effect. Just had to let it out

My favourite talk so far, @mich-lipi.bsky.social from @broadinstitute.org presented stacked #Illumina spatial slides of the mouse brain transcriptome with subcellular resolution #AGBTGM
I'm sold on spatial now...

Thank you Martin! I'm glad you enjoyed it.:) Kudos to Celldega developer @cornhundred.bsky.social

Thank you Cande! The talk was only as good as the dataset I had in my hands.😁 Also shout-out to fearless @cornhundred.bsky.social and Peter Bryan who worked with me on the analysis♥️
Let's go @stp-broad.bsky.social Team!

I was wondering that myself, and I'm glad Jasmine clarified it. ♥️

Illumina unveils first-of-its-kind spatial transcriptomics technology

STP collaborating with Illumina, Inc. soon offering unbiased whole-transcriptome, high resolution, high sensitivity 50mm x 15mm capture areas!

www.illumina.com/company/news...

Fascinating work showing that ants working in groups outperform individual ants in solving the piano movers’ puzzle. Human groups do not show such improvement and can even perform worse than an individual person, if communication is restricted. #neuroscience 🧪 🧠

YouTube video by Broad Institute Spatial -omics: "Location, location, location" applies to biology, too

What a cell does depends on its location. Experiments like single cell sequencing strip away signs of where a cell was in its original organ or tissue. New spatial -omics techniques collect in-depth molecular data from cells while retaining that spatial information. Learn more: youtu.be/izhZ9VB1jRM

Q&A: How a Broad team uses cutting-edge spatial technologies to enable new science Sami Farhi, director of Broad’s Spatial Technology Platform, describes how the group, launched in late 2022, supports scientists who want to study cells and tissues with spatial context.

The Broad’s Spatial Technology Platform supports scientists who want to study cells and tissues with spatial context. In a Q&A, STP director Sami Farhi explains how the team makes spatial tools more accessible and employs them for scientific discovery.

@ioavlachos.bsky.social can I please be added to the Spatial Tissue Profiling starter pack? I work at the Broad Spatial Technology Platform with Sami. Thanks!

Hi @pmarignani.bsky.social, can I be added to the starter pack? I'm actively working in the area

1/ Introducing SCimilarity, a new foundation model to explore single-cell RNA-seq data across tissues and diseases! It learns a common measure of cell similarity by training a deep metric learning model on millions of cells from various human tissues and conditions. www.nature.com/articles/s41...