Our Projects Visualizing Data Using Python
Biology students with no prior coding experience learn to create insightful visualizations for complex biological data from scratch. Through a hands-on approach, these scholars have gained foundational coding skills and can confidently use Python to transform raw data into meaningful visuals.
Spring 2024
The number of concave points on a cell nucleus and the compactness of the nucleus are directly proportional. As the number of concave points increases, the available free space within the nucleus becomes more limited, resulting in a more compact structure. Read about Dalal and Abigail’s experiences here.
