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Official blog of the Open Targets platform, covering data releases, new genomic datasets and the research behind them. Readers get detailed release notes and behind-the-scenes stories on target identification for drug discovery.
BioAnalyze is a bioinformatics infrastructure consultant's newsletter covering open-source pipeline work such as nf-core contributions, Cython performance tuning of UMI-tools, and practical advice on structuring Nextflow and HPC workflows. Readers get hands-on engineering walkthroughs with code, benchmarks and opinionated best practices for computational biology pipelines.
LatchBio publishes research benchmarks testing whether AI agents can perform bioinformatics and life-science analyses such as omics, oncology decision-making and metagenomics. Each issue announces a new benchmark with results tables, failure-mode breakdowns and design details.
A daily brief covering AI agents in biomedical and drug discovery, pairing short news items with 'why it matters' commentary on each. The sample issues cover OpenAI's acquisition of a drug-development agent startup, lab-designed binders and benchmark studies of agent reliability.
A weekly automated digest that compiles and briefly summarises recent peer-reviewed papers at the intersection of machine learning, computational biology and drug discovery. Readers get a quick scan of notable protein design, single-cell and genomics studies, each with a one-line description and publication details.
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