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Science Technology

Our science technology team accelerates the pace of biomedical research by building models, methods, tools, applications, and datasets for scientists. Our technology-driven approach helps researchers come to meaningful conclusions about human health and disease.

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Visual representation of protein expressions over pre-existing reference markers. | Photograph courtesy of Emma Lundberg, Human Protein Atlas
Visual representation of protein expressions over pre-existing reference markers. | Photograph courtesy of Emma Lundberg, Human Protein Atlas

Virtual Cells

We’re leveraging AI to build virtual cells that are capable of predicting the behavior of healthy and diseased cells, which will have broad applications for biomedical research, disease diagnosis and therapeutic development. We believe this effort will deepen our understanding of human biology at a molecular level — bringing scientists closer to curing, preventing or managing all diseases by the end of this century.

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CZI Head of Science Steve Quake and postdoctoral scholar Gita Mahmoudabadi look at images of white blood cells from blood (PBMCs). | Photograph by CZI.
CZI Head of Science Steve Quake and postdoctoral scholar Gita Mahmoudabadi look at images of white blood cells from blood (PBMCs). | Photograph by CZI.

Tools

Our team builds open source software tools to access, visualize and analyze biologically important sources of data and accelerate the pace of biomedical research. Scientists around the world rely on these technologies to make new discoveries about human health and disease.

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