Single cell n spatial specialist-NY/NJ @10x genomics. Fan of NYtimes puzzles, giant doodles, alltrails.com n crime shows
Joined February 2017
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Jun 5
We’ve been around the world—from Paris to NY to Sydney! 🌍 Look back at our journey & get ready for the final leg of the #AteraWorldTour.
Next stops: Philly, Shanghai, Seoul, Guangzhou, Beijing, Tokyo, Lausanne, Barcelona, Milan & Zurich.
Register: bit.ly/3Q6IBZi
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Jun 3
Rat probe sets are here for #Flex Apex & #VisiumHD! Access whole transcriptome #singlecell & #spatial insights from the samples you need most. bit.ly/4vic0z1
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Are you an early-career pathologist 🦠 looking to break into translational cancer research? Join our GEC accelerator 🚀team at drive the next generation of therapies for GE cancer. Pathology. Biomarkers. Clinical trials. Discovery. Apply here:
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Feeling the energy and excitement for whole transcriptome Atera at road show in NYC! #10xgenomics #spatial
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Join us for the 3rd NYC Chromatin Club Symposium on July 21! Registration is completely free, but be sure to secure your spot before the deadline this Friday, June 5th. To register, please use this link. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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bindu-sundaresan retweeted
Jun 1
Our 10th Single Cell Genomics Day is next Friday (6/12)!
Thanks to amazing speakers Aviv Regev @xinjin @anshulkundaje @junyue_cao and many more! Talks are live-streamed on YouTube and are free (no registration required) at satijalab.org/scgd
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bindu-sundaresan retweeted
May 19
Great write-up from @ColumbiaCancer "A cellular wrong turn” on our recent paper in @BloodPortfolio.
🔑Key point: STAG2 doesn’t change how much GATA1 there is—it changes where it can act.
A chromatin accessibility–driven targeting problem.
cancer.columbia.edu/news/cel…
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We are hiring! This is a joint Lab Assistant position with the Tamir lab at UNC. If you are organized and creative, enjoy learning new things, and if working with two great teams of scientists sounds appealing, please apply!
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Though I'm mostly using twitter for cute animal content at this point, for the remaining scientists on this platform, sharing the first work from my lab published @NatureNeuro (rdcu.be/floYr) and a research briefing for a broader audience (nature.com/articles/s41593-0…). 🧵
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This made my day and made me feel so proud! #Xenium #CUMC #spatial @ColumbiaSysBio #JeremyWorley #10xGenomics
Hi Bindu,I want to update you that we completed the xenium and received the data. The data quality looks great! Thank you for your help all the way 📷
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A great perspective in @ScienceMagazine by Kaihang Wang discussing our work. science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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bindu-sundaresan retweeted
Apr 30
1/ Excited to share our new paper in Science: “Toward life with a 19-amino acid alphabet through generative artificial intelligence design.” @ColumbiaSysBio @ColumbiaBME @Columbia
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie… 🦠🧬🛠️🖥️💥
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Check out our new paper on "Modeling ventricular tachycardia in genetic long QT syndrome using engineered cardiac tissues" led by recent PhD graduate @rzzhuang in @BioactiveMat!!
Check it out here: doi.org/10.1016/j.bioactmat.…
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bindu-sundaresan retweeted
May 27
@nevillesanjana Core Faculty Member of the New York Genome Center, explains how scalable CRISPR screens single-cell sequencing are helping connect noncoding variants to disease biology and therapeutic targets.
Read More: nygenome.org/news-events/new…
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bindu-sundaresan retweeted
May 26
Latest from us. Led by amazing Azzeddine Tahiat. Novel forms of CD55 deficiency. Importantly, C5 inhibition restores B cell homeostasis #CHAPLE disease @KidsAtColumbia @ColumbiaPS @Columbia rupress.org/jhi/article/2/4/…
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New research from the @joselmcfaline and Neel Shah groups, recently published in @ScienceAdvances, uncovers novel mechanisms by which SHP2 mutations disrupt cellular processes. This work may help pave the way toward future therapies for patients
> bit.ly/4nGsVZm
ALT Figure depicting the research of the McFaline-Figueroa and Shah groups on SHP2 mutations. They generated an array of cells and examined how they responded to growth factor stimulation as a function of SHP2 mutations.
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With pics this time!
What an engaging series of talk @pintofscience event @Lyidabar NYC. Kudos to the speakers and organizers for making biology so much fun, interesting and accessible! #postpartum #psychosis #chromatin #epigenetics #dopamine #brain #reward #neurobiology #dopamine
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What an engaging series of talk @pintofscience event @Lyidabar NYC. Kudos to the speakers and organizers for making biology so much fun, interesting and accessible! #postpartum #psychosis #chromatin #epigenetics #dopamine #brain #reward #neurobiology #dopamine
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Join us today, May 20th at 3pm EST for a #TissueTalk with Prof. Melissa Kemp from @GeorgiaTech on "Dominant drivers of patterning in iPSC-derived tissues revealed through agent-based modeling."
See you there: bit.ly/tissuetalks
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bindu-sundaresan retweeted
May 21
We are searching candidates for two positions in the lab (@GurdonInstitute& @GeneticsCam,@Cambridge_Uni ): Research assistant (starting Sep 2026 shorturl.at/3wUvK) and Postdoc(shorturl.at/HuUXu). Please visit University's webs for details and apply. Please spread!
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