™Mini Brains, Beating Heart Organoids, and the AI That Predicts Them — Fabian Theis, Helmholtz Munich (50:50)
Latent Space interviews Fabian Theis, Director of the Computational Health Center at Helmholtz Munich, in a 50:50 conversation on virtual cells, the $1.8B Biohub initiative, and models including Nicheformer and CellFlow.
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Introducing Fabian Theis and the single-cell revolution
Biohub's $1.8B bet: Why virtual cells now?
Transcriptomics and perturbations explained
Organoids and modeling multicellular biology
The Bitter Lesson: Data, inductive bias, and scientific understanding
Nicheformer: Can a cell reveal its environment?
scConcept, scaling laws, and CellFlow as a world model
The Arc Virtual Cell Challenge and broken benchmarks
The Y model: Training computational and experimental scientists together
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