Human Cell Atlas

@humancellatlas.org

Our mission: To create comprehensive reference maps of all human cells—the fundamental units of life—as a basis for both understanding human health and diagnosing, monitoring, and treating disease. https://www.humancellatlas.org

Congratulations to everyone involved in this molecular cell atlas of endocrine signaling in human neural organoids @cellpressblue.bsky.social. This reference atlas will help investigate endocrine disorders, developmental neurotoxicity, and environmental endocrine disruption.

A molecular cell atlas of endocrine signaling in human neural organoids

Caporale, Testa, and colleagues map how hormones shape human neurodevelopment. Using neural organoids, they show that distinct endocrine pathways converge on shared developmental programs and remodel…

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At the 2026 HCA General Meeting in Boston we celebrated our scientific collaboration over the past decade and the huge achievements towards the first draft Human Cell Atlas, both in terms of community and the V1 integrated Atlases created so far. 🖥️ 🧬 #HCA2026GM #Genomics

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Congratulations to everyone involved in creating this atlas of hormone producing and receiving cell types. Published in @science.org magazine, this study provides a framework for understanding hormonal impact on health and disease.

Farooqi Lab@farooqi-lab.bsky.social · 2mo ago

In a paper just published in @science.org magazine, we teamed up with @teichlab.bsky.social to construct the most detailed atlas to date of hormone production and action in humans at cellular resolution. (1/7) www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

What an amazing 2026 HCA General Meeting in Boston! It’s been wonderful to connect with everyone. Thanks to our great hosts Jose Ordovas-Montanes and Chloe Villani, the Programme Committee at buff.ly/0qAoSIg , and all the attendees, speakers and panellists.

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Some great Technology Showcase talks at the #HCA2026GM. Darren Segale from Illumina, a Platinum Sponsor of the meeting, gave the first Showcase, speaking on Multiomics, Connected: A unified path from sample to insight across bulk, single‑cell, and spatial.