Powering insights across the life sciences

If it involves biology and big data, Watershed is the solution. With 100+ unique data analysis templates, customizable workflows, and a dedicated team of bioinformaticians, no analysis is too complex.

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Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) & Whole Exome Sequencing (WES)

Variant Calling

Long-Read Sequencing

Gene Editing

Public Datasets

Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS)

Mendelian Randomization

ATAC-Seq

ChIP-Seq

RNA-Seq

Single Cell RNA-Seq

Public Datasets

Geneformer

Spatial Sequencing

Immune Repertoire Sequencing

Mass Spectrometry

Olink

AlphaFold2

Custom Integrations

Public Datasets

Cellranger

Cell Labeling

Cell Segmentation

Metagenomics

de novo Assembly

Metatranscriptomics

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Learn about new research, best data practices, and more.

Blog

Science Chat with Dr. Paola Moreno-Roman

In our new Science Chat, we speak to professor and STEM outreach expert Dr. Paola Moreno-Roman about how her communities in both her native Peru and the U.S. shaped her research career & advocacy work.
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Blog

CPTAC and the Impact of Proteogenomics on Cancer Research

By applying novel proteogenomic data analysis tools to datasets like the Clinical Proteomic Tumor Analysis Consortium (CPTAC), researchers are rapidly advancing our understanding of cancer.
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Blog

Science Chat with Dr. Mallori Upshaw

Dr. Mallori Upshaw is the Director of Business Insights and Strategy at AstraZeneca, focusing on COVID-19 vaccines and immunotherapies. We spoke with Dr. Upshaw about her unique scientific journey and her experiences as a Black woman in STEM.
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Webinar

Advances in Big Data for Immuno-Oncology

Watch our webinar with cancer researcher Dr. Michelle Atallah to learn about the latest challenges and opportunities towards realizing the potential of big data in immunology and proteomics.
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