CellexalVR has been published in iScience
We're happy to announce that CellexalVR has been published. Read it here.
CellexalVR is a virtual reality platform for the visualisation and analysis of single-cell gene expression data.
Analysing data in virtual reality provides a fully immersive environment where the user can visualise and interact with the data without restriction, with a focus on data visibility and cell selection.
CellexalVR is developed using the HTC Vive hardware (other SteamVR hardware is also compatible).
Follow the latest updates about CellexalVR below. Bigger feature announcements, news segments as well as events where CellexalVR was featured will be posted here.
We're happy to announce that CellexalVR has been published. Read it here.
We are delighted to have received a project grant from eSSENCE to continue the development of CellexalVR, and we thank them immensely for their support. We would also like to express our gratitude and thanks to our co-applicants: Prof Sara Ek at the Department of Immunotechnology, Dr Mattias Wallergård at the Department of Design Sciences, and Dr Jonas Lindemann at Lunarc.
CellexalVR 0.13.1 has been released. You can download it from the download page. Some highlights include improved RNA velocity, improved cell to cell tracking and improved filters. Read more here.
The Soneji lab was featured in an article in the swedish journal Vetenskap och Hälsa.
Read the article here.
The Soneji lab was awarded a 3 year project grant from Cancerfonden to carry on the development of CellexalVR. We thank them for their support!
CellexalVR was covered in a Reuters piece as one of two projects at Lund University that use virtual reality to visualise and analyse data. Watch the clip below:
CellexalVR was shown at the DATA Theme Meeting that took place at Lund University on June 20th, 2018. Shamit Soneji took part in the panel discussion that covered topics relating to VR and how it can be used in research and education.
CellexalVR now features multi-user support. Several users can connect from different places, be in the same virtual environment and analyze data together. In this session there were three users; Shamit Soneji and Johan Rodhe (BMC Lund, Sweden) and Steve Taylor (CBRG Oxford, Weatherall Inst, UK).