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To fill the gap in cross-sample, cross-technology, and single-cell level spatial analyses, we created CAST to search, match, and visualize both similarities and differences of spatial molecular features across multiple samples. 1/5 Xiao Wang Michael

Check out the beautiful work spearheaded by Hailing Shi Yichun He Yiming Zhou🎉🎉

🔬My sc/spatial genomics lab (Launch at #Stanford on Dec. 16) is seeking experimental RAs & post-docs in genomics & dev bio. Come to work with me and a vibrant team of sys biologists, ML experts, etc. to push the boundaries of gene regulation of development & disease. #HiringNow

Excited about my upcoming seminar on spatial transcriptomics and cell atlas! 🧬🔬 I will introduce the cool technologies to the general public. Join me as we delve into the fascinating world of cellular biology and explore spatial omic technologies Science in the News.

Such a well deserved honor for my amazing colleague. She is helping us see into the organization of cells in the brain and in modifying RNA to increase protein production!

Why can RNA only be linear or circular? It can be branched! We made multi-tailed mRNA, and we had fun! Here is our story led by brilliant graduate student Hongyu Chen: rdcu.be/dB7ck and his cartoon illustration👇MIT Chemistry Broad Institute

Congratulations Xiao!

A moment of lab pride really makes my day😇

Thrilled (and a little late) to share that I’ve successfully defended my PhD thesis 🎓 My heartfelt thanks to my committee, mentors and everyone who supported me along the journey🥹

Congrats everyone!

Huge congratulations, Xiao!

New method that detects single-nucleotide variation by in situ sequencing! Congrats Xin🎉

Another new work from Xin! STARmap and RIBOmap in thick tissues (200 μm!!)

Spatial omics technology is transforming our understanding of in situ RNA biology. We are grateful for the opportunity to publish this review in Molecular Cell. We hope this will be a useful resource for the community. Hailing Shi Shuchen Luo Xiao Wang

Check it out: a paper outlining a new computational method (known as CAST) from the Xiao Wang was recently published in Nature Methods! chemistry.mit.edu/chemistry-news…

The new Dr. Hailing Shi’s lab at Emory University is hiring at all levels! Hailing Shi is so knowledge and such a wonderful person to work with! Please check out the lab description here. #newPI

Congrats Yuting!