Dr Jimmy Tsz Hang Lee, Ph.D
Postdoctoral Fellow
Jimmy is a computational postdoctoral fellow in Omer Bayraktar’s lab at the Wellcome Sanger Institute. His research is at the intersection of machine learning, molecular biology, cellular neuroscience, genetics, and genomics. He developed innovative research idea to advance spatial genomics to understand human neurodevelopment and diseases. Before joining Bayraktar’s lab, Jimmy worked with Martin Hemberg at Sanger and developed a computational platform SCfind for multi-omics single cell data analysis in the Human Cell Atlas Project.
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(1/4) Thrilled that expiMap is now published in
@NatureCellBio. It learns the activity of gene programs for a query single-cell data in a reference atlas while enabling learning novel gene programs (e.g., new cell states, disease)! https://nature.com/articles/s41556-022-01072-x
The TL;DR version of our recent Spatial Multiomic Lung 🫁Cell Atlas in @NatureGenet for those who missed it over the holidays! @EMadissoon @teichlab http://bit.ly/3klL2aB
Curious about how to use ChatGPT to learn PyTorch.
Here is how I have used it so far: