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Latch Registry: An integrated database for multi-omics
A unified multi-omics database supercharge collaboration between the wet and dry lab
Oct 26
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Hannah Le
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September 2023
Native Snakemake Support on LatchBio
Bioinformatics in Python on the Cloud for Biology
Sep 14
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Kenny Workman
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Native Snakemake Support on LatchBio
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August 2023
The Cloud for Biology
Pre-configured for high-throughput biological data, enabling immediate analysis following best data practices.
Aug 29
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Alfredo Andere
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Nathan Manske
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The Cloud for Biology
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December 2022
a call for exceptional engineering in biology
engineers will transform our ability to build life // those with a love and talent for computing should write software for science
Dec 15, 2022
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Kenny Workman
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Debug bioinformatics workflows in the cloud from your local development environment
iteratively debug remote code // dispatch unit tests to the cloud // interactively debug production environments from your laptop
Dec 8, 2022
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Kenny Workman
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November 2022
Announcing 4000+ Single-cell Datasets
Our partnership with Elucidata: Datasets from 10+ sources, 91 cell lines, 508 tissues, 712 diseases, and 106 drugs. Pre-harmonized, in consistent…
Nov 16, 2022
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Alfredo Andere
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Hannah Le
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Announcing 4000+ Single-cell Datasets
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Introducing Pollock: a single-cell browser for dynamic transformations on millions of cells.
Browse, edit, or create annotations, sub-cluster and re-do dimensionality reduction, visualize differential gene expression, track all transformations…
Nov 2, 2022
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Alfredo Andere
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Introducing Pollock: a single-cell browser for dynamic transformations on millions of cells.
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October 2022
Monthly Product Digest: Latch Pods, ColabFold, SDK
Introducing Latch Pods, ColabFold, SDK map tasks, and celebrating our partnership with Funga
Oct 10, 2022
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Hannah Le
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Monthly Product Digest: Latch Pods, ColabFold, SDK
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September 2022
Generate GUIs and Deploy Bioinformatics Workflows from Python - announcing Latch SDK V2.0.0
The open-source toolchain to solve software in biology: dynamically compile type safe UIs from raw python, serverless pipeline execution, and automatic…
Sep 7, 2022
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Hannah Le
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Generate GUIs and Deploy Bioinformatics Workflows from Python - announcing Latch SDK V2.0.0
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August 2022
Launching 1,000s of Bulk RNA-seq with Latch Verified
A robust, open-source pipeline built with Latch SDK
Aug 4, 2022
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Hannah Le
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July 2022
Latch: A Bio Development Framework for Data-Driven Biotechs
The unsustainable state of data infrastructure in biotech, why biodevelopers need their own development framework, an initial design spec, and how to…
Jul 19, 2022
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Alfredo Andere
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Latch: A Bio Development Framework for Data-Driven Biotechs
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June 2022
Announcing our Series A: Building the AWS x Github For Biocomputing
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Jun 2, 2022
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Alfredo Andere
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Kenny Workman
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Kyle Giffin
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Announcing our Series A: Building the AWS x Github For Biocomputing
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