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Single-cell & spatial regulatory networks

We combine single-cell and spatial multi-omics with gene regulatory network inference and machine learning to understand how cells make decisions, and how those decisions go wrong in chronic disease.

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Research Focus

What we work on

We study cells in their native tissue context, combining measurement, computation and disease biology to understand how cell identity is established, maintained and lost.

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Single-cell & spatial multi-omics

Mapping cell states, lineages and tissue niches at single-cell resolution, and placing them back into their spatial context within intact tissue.

Gene regulatory networks

Inferring and comparing regulatory networks across conditions to identify the transcription factors and circuits that drive cell fate and disease.

AI for biology

Deep generative and representation-learning models that extract biological structure from large single-cell and spatial datasets.

Disease modelling

Pulmonary fibrosis, neurodegeneration and autoimmunity (lupus), in close partnership with clinical collaborators.

Selected Publications

Highlights

Full list on Google Scholar.

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Interested in joining?

We welcome enquiries from prospective students, postdocs and collaborators with interests in single-cell biology, spatial omics or machine learning.

Kedar Natarajan

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