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Several Consortium members collaborated to write a review article highlighting applications of image-based profiling in the pharmaceutical pipeline, published today in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery. The article, "Image-based profiling for drug discovery: due for a machine-learning upgrade?", can be...

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker announced today during remarks at MassBio’s Digital Health Impact Forum in Boston that the Baker-Polito Administration and the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) awarded $6.7 million in capital funding to nine data-driven, cross-sector projects focused on...

The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard today announced that the Imaging Platform, together with industry and non-profit partners, has launched a new collaboration to create a massive cell-imaging dataset, displaying more than 1 billion cells responding to over 140,000 small molecules and genetic...

Read the full article "A technique called Cell Painting could speed drug discovery" here.

Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News today featured Dr. Anne Carpenter and her group at the Broad Institute for their work launching a Cell Imaging Consortium. The consortium includes 12 pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies and received funding through the Massachusetts Life Sciences...

The JUMP-Cell Painting Consortium is alluded to in the Nature Reviews Drug Discovery news item, " Machine learning brings cell imaging promises into focus". The article overviews the entire field of image-based profiling and phenotype discovery, including industry and academic developments.