SPECIAL: The Center for Computational Biomedicine (CCB) is hosting a joint seminar series with the Image Analysis Collaboratory (IAC) at Harvard Medical School with a focus on best practices and leading tools for quantitative analysis of biomedical images.

Title: CCB Seminar Series
Speaker: Jonathan Foster, PhD, Chief Technical Officer @Glue solutions, Inc
Topic: Glue Genes: Exploratory Data Analysis for Single Cell and Spatial OmicsDate
Location: Harvard Medical School’s Countway Library, Lahey Room [Harvard ID required]
Join Zoom meeting
https://harvard.zoom.us/j/97173440183?pwd=eHI1ODRub0p5NGNEZncwU0lURlJjdz09
Password: 421790

Glue genes is a new open source tool bringing the power of the glue visualization library to analysis of single-cell and spatial omics data. The core features of glue genes are (1) flexible linking of diverse, multi-dimensional datasets, (2) automatic connections across multiple visualizations, and (3) easy extensibility and integration with other open source Python tools. I will talk about the philosophy and design of glue genes, and show examples of how it can be used to explore linked datasets in real time, showcasing the desktop application as well as the in-development “glupyter” project, which puts the power of glue inside Jupyter Lab. Glue genes is developed in partnership with the Jackson Laboratory.