Klarman Cell Observatory

The Klarman Cell Observatory (KCO), established by Broad Institute with a grant from the Klarman Family Foundation, began in 2012 as a pilot effort to systematically define cellular circuits in mammalian cells. In its initial phase, it developed and built on breakthrough technologies and on collaborations that cut across scientific disciplines. These technologies and collaborations were a major driving force behind the launch of the international Human Cell Atlas initiative.

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The Klarman Cell Observatory (KCO), established by Broad Institute with a grant from the Klarman Family Foundation, began in 2012 as a pilot effort to systematically define cellular circuits in mammalian cells. In its initial phase, it developed and built on breakthrough technologies and on collaborations that cut across scientific disciplines. These technologies and collaborations were a major driving force behind the launch of the international Human Cell Atlas initiative.

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