NEW RESOURCES Tow Center: Introducing a Guide to Information Warfare Reporting. "This guide is a compilation of essays, resources, and interviews with practitioners in the field. Each has taken the time to visit our class, engage with our students, and share their stories and expertise. We are incredibly grateful for their insights and support." HuBMAP: Online Map, Data Delivered to Empower Exploration of Human Health…

The HuBMAP Data Portal contains multi-scale healthy human tissue data at single-cell and near-single-cell resolution, and hosts 9316 published datasets (as of August 2026) from 26 data types spanning 29 organ classes across 501 donors (Fig. 2a). Donors (Fig. 2b, c) include 284 females and 209 males. Donor ages (Fig. 2b) range from 0 to 90 years (donors over 89 are set to an age of 90, in compliance with HIPAA regulations). Donor races (Fig. 2c) primarily consist of White, Black or African American, and Asian individuals, with relatively low sampling from underrepresented groups. Donor composition reflects tissue availability and research priorities of NIH-funded HuBMAP projects rather than a population-representative sampling strategy (see Methods for detail on donor metadata, including the use of “unknown”). Organ classes (Fig. 2d–g) are specified by the right or left side for bilateral pairings. Datasets (Fig. 2d) are highest in count from placenta, lung (left and right), uterus, kidney (left and right), and small and large intestine tissue. Among the 5142 samples (Fig. 2e), skin, kidney, uterus, and placenta are the most common organ sources. Samples are categorized as organs, blocks, sections, or suspensions, with tissue sections (2659) and blocks (1660) representing the majority of...

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This Resource describes data, code and tools developed for the Human Reference Atlas and the Human BioMolecular Atlas Program for building and navigating a multiscale human atlas.