Fabian Theis (@fabian_theis) 's Twitter Profile
Fabian Theis

@fabian_theis

Computational biologist @HelmholtzMunich, prof @TU_Muenchen & associate PI @sangerinstitute. Dad of 4 and mountain lover. Department news, see @CompHealthMuc

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ELLIS (@ellisforeurope) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🏹 Job alert: The Institute of Computational Biology at Helmholtz Munich | @HelmholtzMunich seeks a Postdoc Researcher (f/m/x) in ML or Computational Biology to join the Theis Lab w/ Oxford Centre of Neuroinflammation. 📍 Neuherberg near Munich 📅 Deadline: Apr 11 🔗 bit.ly/3Rlu1KD

DailyHealthcareAI (@aipulserx) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How can causal machine learning be applied to single-cell genomics to understand the true biological mechanisms underlying cellular processes?Nature Genetics TU München "Causal machine learning for single-cell genomics" • Advances in single-cell '-omics' technologies combined

How can causal machine learning be applied to single-cell genomics to understand the true biological mechanisms underlying cellular processes?<a href="/NatureGenet/">Nature Genetics</a> <a href="/TU_Muenchen/">TU München</a> 

"Causal machine learning for single-cell genomics"

• Advances in single-cell '-omics' technologies combined
Hao Yin (@haoyin20) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Multiomics single-cell optimal transport moscot.spatiotemporal An #OptimalTransport-based common coordinate framework to map & align #SpatialTranscriptomics with single-cell/-nucleus omics data scalable for millions of cells across multiple time points vs Tangram gimVI

Multiomics single-cell optimal transport
moscot.spatiotemporal

An #OptimalTransport-based common coordinate framework to map &amp; align #SpatialTranscriptomics with single-cell/-nucleus omics data
scalable for millions of cells across multiple time points

vs Tangram gimVI
Explainable Machine Learning (@explainableml) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌏 #ICLR2025 is coming to the beautiful city of Singapore — April 24–28! We're excited to share 4 upcoming papers being presented at the conference. Check out the thread for highlights, and come chat with the authors if you're interested! 🧵👇

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🚀 Our perspective is out in nature! We present a roadmap for Multimodal Foundation Models (MFMs) — large AI models pretrained across multi-omics and multi-timepoint data — to serve as the computational backbone for building virtual cells. Read the full paper in Nature:

🚀 Our perspective is out in <a href="/Nature/">nature</a>! 

We present a roadmap for Multimodal Foundation Models (MFMs) — large AI models pretrained across multi-omics and multi-timepoint data — to serve as the computational backbone for building virtual cells. 

Read the full paper in Nature:
Quan Xu 许泉 (@_xuquan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thrilled to share our Human Endoderm-derived Organoid Cell Atlas (HEOCA). We compare organoids with primary tissues, assess culture strategies, and explore disease models. In collaboration with Lennard Halle, MD, supervised by Gray Camp, Fabian Theis & Treutlein lab.Institute of Human Biology

Helmholtz Munich | @HelmholtzMunich (@helmholtzmunich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mapping the Future of Organoids 🧠🫁 👉 Read the original publication in Nature Genetics: t1p.de/avhdz What if we could model the complexity of human organs in the lab — and make it reproducible? Scientists at #HelmholtzMunich, together with partners at Roche’s

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🌟 What makes the Computational Health Center unique? The Computational Health Center at #HelmholtzMunich thrives within a dynamic ecosystem of academia, industry, and biotech. Focused on AI-driven health solutions, it plays a key role in accelerating the global application of

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Analyzing your single-cell data by mapping to a reference atlas? Then how do you know the mapping actually worked, and you’re not analyzing mapping-induced artifacts? We developed mapQC, a mapping evaluation tool biorxiv.org/content/10.110… from the Fabian Theis lab. Let’s dive in🧵

Analyzing your single-cell data by mapping to a reference atlas? Then how do you know the mapping actually worked, and you’re not analyzing mapping-induced artifacts? We developed mapQC, a mapping evaluation tool biorxiv.org/content/10.110… from the <a href="/fabian_theis/">Fabian Theis</a> lab. Let’s dive in🧵