Summary
According to a post on X by @MIA_at_Broad, a Broad Institute Models, Inference & Algorithms event on machine learning for spatial biology and aging is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov 4 at 9 AM ET in Cambridge, MA. Eric Sun of the Ragon Institute and MIT Biological Engineering is listed to give the 9 AM primer. A 10 AM seminar by MIT HST researcher @gohddam is set to cover geometrically invariant niche representations for spatial transcriptomics. The Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center reposted the announcement, and the snippet is cut off, so other details are not visible.
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What happened
Eric Sun of the Ragon Institute and MIT Biological Engineering gives the 9 AM primer on machine learning for spatial biology and aging, followed at 10 AM by a seminar from MIT HST researcher @gohddam on geometrically invariant niche representations for spatial transcriptomics. The Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center...
Why it matters
The session is relevant to researchers and students interested in applying machine learning to spatial biology and aging, with an introductory primer followed by a more technical talk. Anyone planning to attend should check the full event listing for registration and session details, which the snippet does not include. This is an event announcement, not a reported research result.
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