Why it mattered
Cancer analysis pipelines are often technically correct but operationally annoying. This work focused on interpretability and workflow clarity, not just output files.
Cancer data tooling
A CopyKAT-driven pipeline and dashboard for inferring and visualizing copy-number variation patterns in cancer single-cell RNA-seq data.
Made malignant-versus-normal cell separation easier to inspect and communicate through a stronger analysis surface.
Cancer analysis pipelines are often technically correct but operationally annoying. This work focused on interpretability and workflow clarity, not just output files.
A reproducible analysis path and a dashboard that made CNV structure easier to explore, compare, and explain to collaborators.
Bioinformatics tooling wins when it lowers cognitive friction for the next person touching the data.
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