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Multi-omics 20 March 2026

Multiomics Tools Stacking Or Genuine Integration?

Stacking genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic analyses is not multi-omics integration. This article examines what separates genuine integrative approaches from mere multi-analysis, reviews the available methods, and proposes practical criteria to evaluate the rigor of a multi-omics study.

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Single-cell 16 March 2026

Batch Effects in scRNA-seq: When Bioinformatic Correction Is No Longer Enough

Batch effects in single-cell RNA-seq cannot always be corrected computationally. Learn why experimental design often matters more than integration tools such as Harmony, Seurat, scVI, or ComBat, and how to anticipate irrecoverable situations.

Transcriptomics Coming soon

How RNA-Seq became a powerful diagnostic tool

From research lab to clinical practice: tracing the rise of RNA-seq as a molecular diagnostic tool and a cornerstone of precision medicine.

Metagenomics Coming soon

Emerging viruses: genomic surveillance is watching over us

How high-throughput sequencing and bioinformatics enable the detection, tracking, and anticipation of emerging viral pathogens on a global scale.

AI & Medicine Coming soon

AI applied to genomics and bioinformatics: weighing promises against pitfalls

A critical look at machine learning models for molecular classification, prognostic prediction, and precision medicine — what they deliver and where they fall short.

Spatial Transcriptomics Coming soon

Spatial transcriptomics: gene expression in its tissue context

How spatial technologies (Visium, MERFISH, Slide-seq) enable gene expression mapping and reveal the functional architecture of tissues at unprecedented resolution.

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