Data Insights
These projects support researchers and computational experts to advance tools and resources that make it possible to gain greater insights into health and disease from existing single-cell biology datasets.
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Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop two complementary approaches that allow characterization and interpretability of RNA Velocity that are statistically grounded.
Luca Pinello, PhD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Eli Bingham, PhD
Broad Institute
Gioele La Manno, MD, PhD
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop computational tools that will allow for fast and intuitive access to cell atlases through a web browser.
Martin Hemberg, PhD
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop automated computational tools to predict cell types and properties for single-cell data leveraging known hierarchical relationships.
Joshua Welch, PhD
University of Michigan
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will advance a coherent methodological framework to analyze the effect of single-cell variability on patient phenotypes.
Elizabeth Purdom, PhD
University of California, Berkeley
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will build a new software package, screfpy, to enable standardized access for researchers analyzing atlas datasets of single-cell genomics and for transferring knowledge from these datasets to new query datasets.
Fabian Theis, PhD
Helmholtz Munich
Nir Yosef, PhD
Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop a spatial context aware cell-cell communication algorithm for de novo inference of in-situ cell signaling within tissue microenvironments characterized using protein-based highly multiplexed imaging of tissue samples.
Shikhar Uttam, PhD
University of Pittsburgh
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop innovative computational methods to generate causal regulatory hypotheses from single-cell genomic data for advancing our understanding of cellular differentiation and disease.
Rohit Singh, PhD
Duke University
Purushothama Rao Tata, PhD
Duke University
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop tools specifically tailored to protein data, including normalization and annotation, and leverage public databases to create a corpus of well-annotated single-cell data with deep and standardized annotations.
Evan Newell, PhD
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Raphael Gottardo, PhD
Lausanne University Hospital University of Lausanne
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop CytoSignal and VeloCytoSignal, two computational tools that detect cell-cell signaling interactions and their dynamics at single-cell resolution from spatial transcriptomic data.
Joshua Welch, PhD
University of Michigan
Jialin Liu, MS
University of Michigan
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop statistically robust and computationally efficient methods for performing differential expression analysis from single-cell RNA-sequencing data.
Jimmie Ye
University of California, San Francisco
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop robust computational tools for spatial transcriptomic analysis of human tissue pathology, with an initial focus in cancer biology.
Omer Bayraktar, PhD
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Oliver Stegle, PhD
European Molecular Biology Laboratory
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project democratizes atlas-scale integration of single-cell data with a new sparse matrix format that requires a fraction of the space of current standards without compromising performance.
Timothy Triche, PhD
Van Andel Research Institute
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop software packages and graphical user interfaces to enhance the rigor and reliability of single-cell data analysis and tool benchmarking.
Jingyi Jessica Li, PhD
University of California, Los Angeles
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop explainable AI techniques for single-cell regulatory genomics which will enable more rigorous and interpretable data-driven discoveries in single-cell regulatory genomics.
Su-In Lee, PhD
University of Washington
Jian Ma, PhD
Carnegie Mellon University
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project aspires to develop and distribute a new version of Gene Set Enrichment Analysis specifically tailored for use with single-cell data.
Jill Mesirov, PhD
University of California, San Diego
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop specialized computational tools, based on the widely used Harmony algorithm, to make public single-cell data more accessible and easier to analyze.
Ilya Korsunsky, PhD
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Martin Hemberg, PhD
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Soumya Raychaudhuri, MD, PhD
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project outlines three independent strategies to improve Harmony, a popular and well-benchmarked method, to enable larger and more complex analyses of single-cell data.
Ilya Korsunsky, PhD
The Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Inc.
Soumya Raychaudhuri, MD, PhD
The Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Inc.
Martin Hemberg, PhD
The Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Inc.
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will create and optimize new computational methods to significantly improve quantitative accuracy of single-cell proteomics data.
Samuel Payne, PhD
Brigham Young University
William Noble, PhD
University of Washington
Michael Shortread, PhD
University of Wisconsin
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop new variational autoencoders for embedding heterogeneous single-cell data into product spaces of appropriate mixed curvatures and dimensions.
Olgica Milenkovic, PhD
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Minji Kim, PhD
The Jackson Laboratory
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will investigate somatic mutation landscape in various human normal tissues from various sources of single-cell omics data.
Ken Chen, PhD
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Rui Chen, PhD
Baylor College of Medicine
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will create and disseminate tools to enable cross-species and cross-measurement platform analysis of cell types and tissue environment-specific gene regulation in the muscle.
Iwijn de Vlaminck
Cornell University
Bo Wang, PhD
Stanford University
Benjamin Cosgrove, PhD
Cornell University
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project aims to develop CellPhoneDB-v5 and use it to investigate cell-cell communication across the whole reproductive system over the lifespan by integrating multiple publically available datasets.
Roser Vento-Tormo, PhD
Genome Research Limited
Sarah Teichmann, PhD
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Luz Garcia-Alonso, PhD
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop methods for characterization of differentiation pathways and the cellular flow through those pathways from lineage tracing datasets of normal development and disease.
Michelle Chan, PhD
Princeton University
Ben Raphael, PhD
Princeton University
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will predict, model, and compare gene regulatory networks and enhancer logic in brain and cancer cell types by re-using human and mouse single-cell multi-omics atlases.
Stein Aerts
VIB-KU Leuven
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop light and scalable approximations of cell atlases to democratize online access, web visualization, and machine learning, which will provide biological insights across organs and organisms.
Fabio Zanini, PhD
University of New South Wales
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop a publicly-available software package to integrate diverse spatial and nonspatial single-cell data modalities, creating a comprehensive spatial representation of a tissue of interest.
Barbara E Engelhardt, PhD
Stanford University
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project aims to develop and apply computational pipelines to predict enhancer-gene connections in hundreds of cell types based on single-cell measurements of chromatin accessibility (scATAC-seq).
Jesse Engreitz, PhD
Stanford University
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will analyze single-cell workflows used in biomedical literature through automated extraction to improve reproducibility and generalizability of computational single-cell analysis pipelines.
Vicky Yao, PhD
Rice University
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will will establish a multi-omic single-cell atlas of adult human coronary and carotid artery atherosclerosis by meta-analyzing publicly available datasets across age, sex, and ancestries.
Clint Miller, PhD
University of Virginia
Chongzhi Zang, PhD
University of Virginia
Sander W. van der Laan, PhD
University Medical Center Utrecht
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop and test various approaches for estimating contamination in other single-cell data modalities such as single-cell ATAC-seq (scATAC-seq) and data with Antibody-Derived Tags (ADTs).
Joshua Campbell, PhD
Boston University
Masanao Yajima, PhD
Boston University
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop machine tools for analyzing single-cell perturbation experiments, enabling integration of publicly available datasets and predicting single-cell responses to unseen perturbations.
Mohammad Lotfollahi, PhD
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop statistical methods for estimating gene-enhancer links from multi-modal single cell data and tensor decomposition methods for investigating regulatory variation among cell states.
Sunduz Keles, PhD
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Emery Bresnick, PhD
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will devise effective machine learning approaches for multi-omics data integration, allowing for flexible, paired, or single-modality input data and adversarial batch effect removal.
Uwe Ohler, PhD
Max Delbruck Center for Molecular Medicine
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop a spatially-aware unsupervised clustering algorithm and open-source software in R/Bioconductor scalable for analysis of large atlas-scale spatial transcriptomics data with multiple samples.
Stephanie Hicks
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Shila Ghazanfar
The University of Sydney
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will engineer and train generative AI models that simulate realistic virtual cells with multiple species representations, and use it to model whole-organism consequences of rare disease perturbations.
Zachary DeBruine, PhD
Grand Valley State University
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop novel methodologies for multiscale data integration of single-cell spatial genomics.
Shila Ghazanfar, PhD
University of Sydney
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will show how cell states can be understood as mosaic combinations of pathway-specific motifs and develop computational tools that make it possible to apply this framework to other cellular systems.
Michael Elowitz
Caltech
Matt Thomson
Caltech
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop a framework that enables broad disease, trait and biomarker prediction from single-cell data while simultaneously identifying relevant implicated cell types.
Craig Glastonbury, PhD
Human Technopole
Nicole Soranzo, PhD
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will build a 14 million blood cell reference cell atlas that will incorporate diverse healthy donors and 27 distinct disease states.
Alexandra-Chloe Villani, PhD
Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Gary Reynolds, MD, PhD
Massachusetts General Hospital, Newcastle University
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop CellTypist.org 2.0, an extended cross-tissue database accompanied by a cell type harmonization pipeline, which will automatically curate, standardize and annotate cell types across cell atlases.
Sarah Teichmann, PhD
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Kerstin Meyer, PhD
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop robust and scalable tools and pipelines for segmentation-free analysis on submicron resolution spatial transcriptomics, enabling harmonized analysis across existing cutting-edge technologies.
Hyun Min Kang, PhD
University of Michigan
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop a series of benchmarking frameworks for case-control and multi-perturbation studies that will increase the utilization of public single-cell data for precision medicine research.
Jean Yang, PhD
The University of Sydney
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will develop sequence-to-function neural network models for learning the relationship between regulatory genomic DNA sequence and dynamic cellular behavior at single cell resolution.
Sara Mostafavi, PhD
University of Washington
Su-In Lee, PhD
University of Washington
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will establish a Metacell manifold vision-language(V-L) multimodal model to capture the intricacies of cellular dynamics for precise cellular mapping and annotation of CZ CELLxGENE sc/spatial omics data.
Jasmine Plummer, PhD
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will characterize the genomic regulatory networks underlying ovarian aging in humans and vertebrate model organisms via integrative meta-analysis of ovarian single-cell RNA-seq datasets.
Bérénice Benayoun, PhD
University of Southern California
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project aims to leverage single-cell data richness to visualize key interplays between T-cell subtypes, as well as other immune cells.
Pieter Meysman, PhD
University of Antwerp
Kris Laukens, PhD
University of Antwerp
Benson Ogunjimi, PhD
University of Antwerp
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will build contextual cellular snapshots into existing cell atlases to better understand variables contributing to gene variation in health and disease.
Drew Neavin, PhD
Garvan Institute of Medical Research
Joseph Powell, PhD
Garvan Institute of Medical Research
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will decipher circadian and cell cycle dynamics in cancer via context-dependent periodic manifold modeling, from regulation to new opportunities for chrono-treatments.
Felix Naef, PhD
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne
Nacho Molina, PhD
European Center for Research in Biology and Medicine
Data Insights (Cycle 2)
This project will enable interoperable multimodal spatial omics data storage and analysis by building open software and standards that join the imaging (napari, OME) and single-cell (scverse) communities.
Josh Moore
German BioImaging - Society for Microscopy and Image Analysis
Oliver Stegle, PhD
European Molecular Biology Laboratory
Kevin Yamauchi, PhD
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop and disseminate algorithms that will empower researchers to identify new functions for RNAP at a precision and scale not previously possible.
Julia Salzman, PhD
Stanford University
David Tse, PhD
Stanford University
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will develop a measurement error model to estimate gene-gene correlations from scRNA-seq data and detect correlations that are otherwise hidden by technical limitations.
Sunduz Keles, PhD
University of Wisconsin
Emery Bresnick
University of Wisconsin
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop a generative AI toolkit for spatial proteomics able to virtually stain tissue images for various proteins, harmonizing existing data and creating a unified atlas of human cancer.
Marianna Rapsomaniki, PhD
University of Lausanne and Lausanne University Hospital
Efrat Shema, PhD
Weizmann Institute of Science
Guy Ron, PhD
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will model the relationship between cell type chromatin accessibility and somatic mutation landscapes to infer the cell-of-origin in 38 tumor types and better understand the history of cancer progression.
Alexander Tsankov, PhD
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Rosa Karlic, PhD
University of Zagreb
Data Insights (Cycle 3)
This project will develop a unified deep learning framework for analyzing paired and unpaired single-cell multi-omic datasets, and using the framework to drive local and long-range gene regulatory relationships.
Sara Mostafavi, PhD
University of Washington
Data Insights (Cycle 1)
This project will implement a precise quantification of immune gene expression at the allele, gene, and functional level.
Katharina Imkeller, PhD
Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt
Federico Marini, PhD
University Medical Center of the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
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