
Shaun Jackman
@sjackman
I develop Cell Ranger at 10x Genomics, Homebrew, and developed ABySS for my PhD at UBC. I cook, sing, travel, see theatre, and play boardgames for fun. 🏳️🌈
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Did 10x Genomics just make newer versions of Cell Ranger open source? github.com/10XGenomics/ce… (cc Shaun Jackman, @luizirber). This is a huge win for open, transparent, and reproducible science if it’s the case!

Woww!! 10x Genomics Cell Ranger Code is finally public! License enables only "internal use" of the code but still it's a tremendous leap towards transparency. github.com/10XGenomics/ce…

Sometimes an image is really worth a thousand words Same sample, consecutive sections, VISIUM CytAssist vs Xenium Very nice Sergi Cervilla!





10x Genomics released new single cell GEM-X assays in March, and we were quick to try it out. FHIL benchmarked 5’ GEM-X against 5’ Next GEM v2 chemistry with sorted T-cells from healthy donor PBMCs and targeted the recommended max for each assay, 20k and 10k respectively.(1/8)


We had a great meeting & and are moving forward with a GitHub org. for planning & developing foundational building blocks for sequence analysis & related tasks in Rust Language. The org. "rust-seq" can be found here github.com/rust-seq. Reach out if you're interested in joining!

Excited to share our Seurat update supporting VisiumHD data from 10x Genomics. We explore and validate the ability of HD to map the spatial localization of individual cell types: satijalab.org/seurat/article…



We're honored to have been funded by CZI Science in cycle 6 of their EOSS program & look forward to bringing some recent algorithmic advances to widely-used tools & building some new ones as well! Excited to work with Jamshed Khan, Daniel Liu, Noah Cape & others on this!


Congratulations to all involved in creating this cellular map of the endometrium, the inner lining of the uterus, during multiple phases of the menstrual cycle. This work helps advance understanding of the healthy endometrium and conditions such as endometriosis. Nature Genetics


Congrats to Muzlifah Haniffa & team for the BBC News (UK) feature on how human skin develops from stem cells! 🙌 Using #singlecell & #spatialtranscriptomics, this #HumanCellAtlas study could lead to anti-aging breakthroughs: bit.ly/3UbjK5y (Link to paper in comments)

