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Coming up at 2:30 at #ASHG! The winner of our ASHG Travel Grant, Farah Aboasali, from the Rouleau Lab at McGill University will present at board 8320F on single cell expression QTL analyses of the human cerebellum.
Thank you, ASHG! To everyone who visited our booth, celebrated with us at last night’s Single Cell-ebration, and brought big ideas to the table: you made this week. 💜
One more day to connect. Find the Parse team at booth 801.
The Parse team is here at ASHG at booth 801! Don't miss our lunchtime educational session later today in room 514BC with Dr. Max Pickup where he'll talk about using single cell for disease-relevant MolQTL discovery programmes.
#ASHG2026
Up to 2.5x more cells. Up to 2x more samples. ~50% lower cost.
Introducing Evercode™ MAX, a flexible way to build your single cell experiment around your priorities.
Available for Whole Transcriptome, WT FFPE, TCR, BCR and CRISPR Detect.
Explore MAX: parse.bio/4yUllix
New to #singlecell ? The Single Cell Explorer Grant provides Evercode reagents, sequencing, and data analysis support to selected researchers. Learn how to apply at our info session on Oct 27 at 8 AM PT parse.bio/4i4RCwe
#ResearchGrant
In one week, Parse's Fifth Annual Single Cell-ebration is heading to Montréal for #ASHG2026! Register here, space is filling up quickly: parse.bio/3U60NVh
Join us for Single Cell-ebration 2026 and party to the max with hundreds of your closest friends in single cell.
"We're going to be able to identify subpopulations. You kind of lose that resolution with bulk methods."
We sat down with Carly Harro, one of our latest grant winners, and asked why she chose to use single cell for her upcoming experiment. Have a listen!👂
Meet us in the Bay for a day filled with single cell discovery, networking, and fun. Register to join us on October 23rd: parse.bio/4zvuYV0
Applications are now open for our newest single cell grant program, designed for researchers looking to discover more. See grant details and apply here: parse.bio/4zKzQ8X
#ResearchGrant
Congratulations to Dr. Karl Deisseroth of Stanford University who now shares the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel, for the discoveries that led to optogenetics. parse.bio/4rUXvAI
If your single study could have it all, what would you maximize? Be the first to hear about what's launching on Oct 20th: parse.bio/4rQmIvY
Parse is heading to ASHG in Montréal! See our full schedule of events: parse.bio/4y1G0Qv
Visit the Parse team at booth 801 throughout the conference for coffee, merch, and conversations with our experts to talk through maximizing your next single cell experiment.
We are excited to introduce our latest single cell grant program designed for researchers looking to discover more. Register for our information session on Oct 7th: parse.bio/4rLJiFY
One researcher will win an Evercode WT Penta kit.
Something new is coming to Evercode Whole Transcriptome on October 20th. Be the first to know: parse.bio/4AD7H4F
Register for our upcoming webinar with @QIAGEN on Oct 7th: parse.bio/4rJR4QY
We'll learn how transcriptome and repertoire profiling, at bulk and single cell resolution, can define γδ T cell states, reveal clues to tumor escape mechanisms, and more.
Thanks to everyone who joined last week's Parse User Group Meeting at Stanford! We had such a blast connecting with you all and hearing about how single cell is transforming your research.
Up next, we're heading to the Bay! Register to join us on Oct 23: parse.bio/3TIJTMc
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Happy @parsebio was able to contribute to this incredible resource by generating the scRNA-seq data through the GigaLab.
It’s amazing to see Tahoe-100M become one of the most used datasets in biology. Phenomenal work from @iamjohnnyyu and team showing what's possible
1/3 Our Tahoe-100M paper is out in Cell today, in a special edition dedicated to modeling human cell. We released Tahoe-100M last year. It has been downloaded 600K+ times and it has become the basis for most serious efforts in building cell state models. We are proud of that. @tahoe_ai
50 human cell lines. Tens of thousands of synthetic mRNAs. Millions of data points in one experiment. Congratulations to Therna Biosciences on their release of Chronos! parse.bio/4j9gxkj
Coming up in one hour at Single Cell Genomics! Don't miss Charlie Roco and Vicky Morrison at poster boards 38 and 40 starting at 7:30 PM.
