Multi-omics analysis: Why and when to go beyond single omics?
From basic research, to drug and target discovery, to clinical phase studies, the life sciences can benefit greatly from the use of multi-omics analysis – when it’s used strategically. Multi-omics analysis can help you build a more complete...
Spatial transcriptomics and its added value
Biology has been associated with microscopy as its primary tool for several hundred years. Since the second half of the twentieth century biochemical and subsequently molecular biology methods truly revolutionized biology and arguably made it a science of the 21st...
An Interview with BioLizard & Bridge Informatics CEOs Liesbeth Ceelen & Dan Ryder
An overwhelming amount of data is a nice problem to have, but a hard one to manage well. Dan & Liesbeth talk about the opportunities, unique challenges, and areas for growth at the intersection of biology and data science. Dan, Liesbeth, can you please introduce...
Three best practices for applying machine learning in the life sciences
It has only become easier to apply artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to biological questions – even without a deep knowledge of data science. However, with this great potential, comes some potential pitfalls. In our experience, the most important...