It was really great to connect with people working on similar technologies and approaches. Looking forward to engaging more with the bioinformatics community in London.

After an overwhelmingly positive feedback from everyone at the meeting, I’m happy to have received the prize for “best talk” in the event. Many thanks to my supervisors (Cynthia Andoniadou and Grace Lu), my supportive labmates @pituitarylab.bsky.social, and of course the organisers of the event.

Many thanks to the organisers, my supervisor Cynthia Andoniadou @pituitarylab.bsky.social and the other lab members (most of them without bluesky accounts) @jameskcl.bsky.social .

I was very happy to see a lot of people showing interest towards improving reproducibility and also trying out our online platform.

Specifically, I shared the work on our recently generated Consensus Pituitary Atlas built using all published 10x Genomics and Parse Biosciences single-cell pituitary samples, totalling nearly 1.1 million cells and 257 mice.