A gallery of computational biology
Every piece here is drawn from the field itself — phylogenies, genomes, embeddings, expression matrices — or made with the tools that read them. The instruments are the same. Only the intent has changed.
Bioinformatics spends its days turning the living world into arrays — reads, trees, coordinates, p-values. Somewhere between the raw signal and the final figure, the data starts to look like something. We collect those moments: the frame where an alignment becomes a landscape, where a genome curls into a wheel, where ten thousand cells settle into a cloud.
Nothing here is decoration. Each piece is the honest output of a method, chosen for its beauty and shown at gallery scale — with the article, the tool, and the coordinates kept on the wall label, in plain sight.
Visualizations derived from real data. Each work is bound to its source: a published article, a DOI, a dataset. The image is an argument you can trace back to the evidence.
Images made with the tools of the field — the same libraries, algorithms and colormaps — but not tied to any one dataset. Craft over claim. Optionally, the code lives on GitHub.
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