Archive - LatchBio

Still Time to Register: Takara Bio x LatchBio Spatial Webinar

Last chance to register for new spatial tools webinar with Takara Bio x LatchBio

Jul 28 •

A Sneak Peak into New Spatial Analysis Tools

Join the Upcoming Webinar from Takara Bio & LatchBio

Jul 23 •

Upcoming Webinar: Introducing A New Spatial Analysis Platform

How to perform downstream analyses with Seeker™ and Trekker™ datasets

Jul 15 •

A Primer on NGS Technologies and Their Specs (2025)

A technical overview of 10 companies, 37 sequencing instruments, and their specs

Jul 10 •

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Harihara Muralidharan

June 2025

LatchBio Now Provides Lots of Data

30M cell atlas across 150 disease, 200 tissues, 27 technologies // partnership with Miraomics + Pythia Biosciences for data delivery // an agentic…

Jun 27 •

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Kassem Ezzeddine

A Universal H5 Viewer for Spatial Biology

Python-based widget built from AnnData, PMTiles + DuckDB // Consolidating fragmented vendor outputs // Toggling between visualization and resource…

Jun 13 •

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May 2025

Landscape of Single-cell Technologies

A review of 17 companies and 61 commercial single-cell kits + technologies

May 21 •

April 2025

Benchmarking popV Ensemble Cell Type Annotations on CS Genetics PBMC Data

How well do ML tools actually perform when annotating hundreds of CS Genetics PBMC samples?

Apr 11 •

March 2025

Landscape of Spatial Proteomics: Part III

A review of sequencing-based spatial proteomics assays: the history, technology tree, 11 companies + 14 products.

Mar 27 •

Landscape of Imaging-based Spatial RNA Technology: Part II

A review of imaging-based spatial transcriptional assays: the history, technology tree, 9 companies + 9 products

Mar 6 •

February 2025

Landscape of Sequencing-based Spatial RNA Technology: Part I

A review of sequencing-based spatial transcriptional assays: the history, technology tree, 6 companies + 14 products.

Feb 27 •

January 2025

The Open Source Stack for Biological Imaging

A speedrun through scientific imaging tools, what each of them do, concrete scientific use cases and infrastructure principles.

Jan 29 •

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