LYNX: A Multimodal Spatial Biology Framework
elhamazizi · x · 2026-07-12
LYNX is a deep generative framework designed for multimodal spatial biology. The project is led by @YinuoJin6, Josh Myers, Presha Rajbhandari, and others from the @bstockwell lab.
The central question posed is whether AI/ML can learn a unified representation of tissue architecture, integrating multiple spatial modalities into a shared latent space. The post includes links to the preprint, code, and tutorials, highlighting it as a reproducible, hands-on research project.
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