Congratulations to associate professor Daifeng Wang and his lab! The group published two papers in September on Alzheimer’s disease, one each in Nature Medicine and Nature Communications. Read the UW press release: https://news.wisc.edu/we-built-a-brain-roadmap-for-each-person-new-ai-driven-tools-help-researchers-decode-alzheimers-disease-at-the-cellular-level/ Access the papers: …
Nature Communications
AI News: Christina Kendziorski’s lab reports new multi-agent LLM for cell annotation
BMI Professor Christina Kendziorski and her lab report CASSIA, a new multi-agent large language model for automated and interpretable cell annotation in Nature Communications. Large-language models have potential to improve cell annotation, but face challenges, …
Roy – Computational Approach to Uncovering Gene Networks of Cell Fate
Nature Communications published a paper by BMI Professor and WID Investigator Sushmita Roy and graduate student Shilu Zhang that describes a computational tool called scMTNI, which will allow researchers to construct a more precise view …