highonhues

bio, tech, automations and visualisations. a forever learner.

[highonhues @highonhues]

But given that someone did make it, what’s P(Don’t give up | Make it)? 👀

[highonhues @highonhues]

@majamediaco These are amazing!!

[highonhues @highonhues]

@0x5uh445 I love the orange one ngl. Second one in the first picture

[Kenny Workman @kenbwork]

Join our team of engineers and scientists building at the frontier of AI x biology in Mission Bay, SF. Benchmarks, agent deployments, post-training.

[highonhues @highonhues]

For real why did no one tell me it was little bit of a horror movie

[Nora @shcmoraaa]

There’s a couple of scenes in The Odyssey where the sound design is so blistering and intricate I thought I was going to die lol.

[highonhues @highonhues]

@eyali__ The icml tix go for around a grand so a lot I imagine

[highonhues @highonhues]

This cannot be real esp this song…when 2 worlds collide

[highonhues @highonhues]

I recognised sticky from the choreo even though the video was muted….kof at icml is insane work….

[jenny ☀️ @jennsun]

what happens when you put a kpop girl group in front of a room of ai researchers? #icml

[Kenny Workman @kenbwork]

We’re launching the Latch MCP and announcing its availability within Claude Science, Anthropic’s new AI workbench for scientists.

AI for biology requires agent-native infrastructure: systems where agents can store, process, and visualize large molecular datasets from the interfaces scientists already use.

Biological analysis workflows often require substantial compute. Retries or incorrect long-running tool calls can quickly inflate workflow time and cost, especially when analyses take hours or days to complete. These tools should also be curated with appropriate parameters and agent-readable documentation, ideally provided by the original assay developer, to support correct use across many complex scientific contexts.

At Latch, we’ve seen customers of our Solution Provider partners, including TakaraBio, Vizgen, and AtlasXOmics, use both the Latch Agent and external harnesses like Claude Code and Cursor to accelerate analysis of their data.

The Latch MCP is a remote MCP server that securely connects agent harnesses to the Latch platform, giving agents access to verified bioinformatics tools built and maintained by kit and instrument providers. Agents can navigate data on Latch and launch existing deployments of validated bioinformatics workflows to analyze that data.

[highonhues @highonhues]

WHAT THE HELLL

[Supreet Saini @SupreetSaini13]

We invite applications to participate in our one week course, "Introduction to game theory in biology" at @iitbombay from May 25-29, 2026.

For details and to apply, visit: https://t.co/SmTsjC6MqT

Last date to apply: 20 April 2026

[highonhues @highonhues]

@meatballtimes Heartwarming

[highonhues @highonhues]

Would we have the concept of time if living organisms did not age? I think so, but how? Just the sun? Decay and consumption?

[highonhues @highonhues]

@SynBio1 The good thing about Cell papers is the detailed amount of visual information. Unfortunately, that is also the bad thing about Cell papers. Im a fan tho

[highonhues @highonhues]

@Yuchenj_UW Heyma Cafe, this is also in SOMA

https://t.co/mGlTZ7steK

[NIMI VASHI (bio/acc to infinity & beyond) @nimivashi15]

The most underrated cafe in all of SF! Open until 11:30 PM, has WiFi, for those looking for late night work spots.

📍can you guess which one? (Hint: serves chai)

[highonhues @highonhues]

@kevinxu LOL

[highonhues @highonhues]

@sebkrier I understand the biosecurity risks that come with the newfound accessibility of genomic tech but this is actually incredible <3

[highonhues @highonhues]

The older hifasm algorithm depended on counts. Dr. Cheng's improvement treats variants as site vectors and clusters them using DP. Errors don't match as they are not consistent to other variants and can later be corrected. Super cool!

[highonhues @highonhues]

yo WHAT

[Yale Department of Genetics @YaleGenetics]

Check out how a Yale researcher developed an algorithm that builds complete human genomes using standard lab techniques. This tool eliminates costly sequencing and could make genome assembly accessible for research and clinical diagnostics.
https://t.co/b6DeITcYwZ

[highonhues @highonhues]

Currently working with the IntAct DB and "taken from the corresponding PSI-MI controlled vocabulary" has taken over my life.

[highonhues @highonhues]

@AkshaySubraman9 @Latent_Labs Would love to meet up!

[highonhues @highonhues]

Exciting past few days in scRNA seq especially coupled with speeding up kallisto!

[Lior Pachter @lpachter]

Ambient RNA & barcode swapping is a serious issue in single-cell genomics. Tools such as CellBender, scAR, DecontX & SoupX. We have developed CellSweep which is faster (in some cases by a lot) and much more accurate. Extensively tested and benchmarked. https://t.co/7ZRjDuJocP 1/