Building Single-Cell RNA-seq Atlases: Concepts and Best Practices
Learn how to design, build, and interpret robust single-cell atlases that drive discovery.
Single-cell RNA-seq technologies have revolutionized our ability to characterize cellular diversity across tissues, organs, and disease states.
This 90-minute workshop offers a clear and practical introduction to single-cell RNA-seq atlases—large-scale reference maps that aggregate/integrate data across multiple studies, iterative QC refinement, standardize metadata, and establish consistent definitions of cell types and states.
Participants will gain foundational knowledge of atlas concepts, learn best-practice approaches for constructing high-quality atlases, and explore how these resources support biological discovery and translational research.
What to expect
Gain a better understanding on what a single-cell RNA-seq atlas is and why it matters.
Learn best practices for building high-quality single-cell RNA-seq atlases.
Explore key online resources & open-source tools for atlas construction.
Get the opportunity to work through a real-world single-cell RNA-seq atlas case study: building and mining a single-cell atlas.
Express your interest in attending the workshop
Please be aware that there are only a limited amount of places available. Attendance is limited to approved Festival attendees only. Please select this workshop when registering for your place.
All registrations will be reviewed by the organising committee and approved participants will receive confirmation and event details.
Please contact info@frontlinegenomics.com if you have any questions.