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Watershed is the complete solution for bioinformatics, data-driven discovery, and collaboration.

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Empowering hundreds of researchers

"I'm a cancer biologist, not a programmer. My lab generates multi-omics data, and Watershed's template workflows let us generate basic insights with publication-quality figures immediately."
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From Data to Discovery: Computational Tools for the Analysis of Spatial Genomics Data

Dr. Matthew Bernstein shares insights from his latest projects in spatial transcriptomics, showcasing cutting-edge analytical approaches that are shaping the future of genomics research.
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You Should Learn To Code

Biologists, we see you—copying, pasting, and manually cleaning data in spreadsheets. But what if there was a better way? Our latest blog series by Dr. Andrew Wight is here to help you take the first step into programmatic data analysis.
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Science Chat with Tom Backus

Tom Backus is an Associate and the Commercial Lead at Amplify, an early-stage translational investment fund of Mass General Brigham Innovation. We spoke to Tom about bridging the gap from lab to commercial product, and fostering curiosity through community.
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Accelerating Biology with GPUs

Graphical processing units (GPUs) are powerful computing components that are increasingly being used by biology researchers to run foundation models and accelerate analyses.
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