Journal

Notes from Nurture

  • What Payments Taught Me About Genomic Data

    Science has a limited supply of doubt, and genomics spends most of it on the file.

  • Visualizing the Biological Clock of the Human Brain

    This paper released whole-genome bisulfite methylation and RNA expression across years of organoid culture to public repositories. Often “public” and “explorable” are not the same thing. We rebuilt that afternoon into a few clicks.

  • One Genome, Many Biological States

    Nearly every cell in the body shares one genome, yet a neuron and a bone cell could not behave more differently. What the epigenome explains, what it doesn't, and where the field goes next.

  • Nature, Nurture, and the Shape of DNA

    A question about avocados became an epigenomics company. Nurture's founders on cellular memory, the chasm between the promise of the epigenome and the tools to work in it, and what they're building to cross it.

  • Introducing Nurture: Accelerated Adaptation

    Why we started Nurture, and what becomes possible when biology's most powerful layer becomes actionable.