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John Lowengrub - 10/17/25
Hartland Jackson - 11/21/25
Mirabela Rusu - 12/12/25
Shahira Abousamra - 09/19/25
Maxine Umeh Garcia - 5/16/25
Yuanning Zheng -04/18/25
Kyle Daniels - 03/21/25
Wesley Tansey - 02/21/25
Zinaida Good - 01/17/25
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2024 Seminar Series
Mechanistic Hypotheses Exploration of Cellular Processes using Probabilistic Model Selection and Multi-omics Integrat - 12/13/24
Decoding cellular plasticity and spatial phenotypes in cancer - 11/15/24
Characterizing gene regulatory grammar at a single-cell resolution - 10/18/24
Mapping and modeling the spatiotemporal proteome architecture of human cells - 9/20/24
Machine learning methods to identify tumor-immune microenvironments in spatial transcriptomics tumor data - 5/17 (cancelled)
Multi-generational decisions in single cell biology - 4/19/24
Spatial biology of tumor-stroma assembloids reveals that "Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is reorganized" - 3/15
Roles of systemic immunity in tumor metastasis and effective immunotherapy - 2/16/24
Unified, ultra efficient genomic discovery without a reference with SPLASH - 1/19/24
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CCSB Symposium - May 6, 2026
CCSB Symposium - May 1, 2025
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