Decorative Curve

MOSAIC Window

Look inside the largest spatial omics dataset in oncology

Demonstrating MOSAIC Window
We are making a 60-patient sample from the larger MOSAIC dataset available to researchers. We call this MOSAIC Window.
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Advanced modalities

Work with cutting edge modalities such as spatial omics and single-cell data.

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De-risk discovery

Run spatial omics proof-of-concepts before moving to larger projects.

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Accelerate clinical success

Harness spatial omics data for a greater chance of clinical success.

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Discover new opportunities

Discover new therapeutic targets, patient subgroups, biomarkers, and treatment response and resistance mechanisms.

A multimodal dataset with spatial transcriptomes from 7,000 patients
A subset of the MOSAIC dataset
Patient samples
2,700 samples
60 samples
Cancer indications
Non-small cell lung cancer

Ovarian cancer

Bladder cancer

Mesothelioma

Glioblastoma

Breast cancer

Diffuse large B cell lymphoma

Head & neck squamous cell carcinoma

Pancreatic cancer

Colorectal cancer
Ovarian cancer

Bladder cancer

Mesothelioma

Glioblastoma

Diffuse large B cell lymphoma
Data modalities
Spatial Transcriptomics

Single-Cell RNA-Seq

Bulk RNA-Seq

Clinical data

WES

H&E
Spatial Transcriptomics

Single-Cell RNA-Seq

Bulk RNA-Seq

Clinical data

WES

H&E
Interacting with MOSAIC Window

How to access MOSAIC Window data

The MOSAIC-Window dataset is available via the European Genome-Phenome Archive (EGA), a global network for archiving and sharing of data resulting from biomedical research projects.

Step 1

Apply

Researchers in academia and industry can apply to access the MOSAIC Window dataset.
Step 2

Review

Applications are subject to approval by Owkin and the MOSAIC partners.
Step 3

Research

Run your research project using the data.
Step 4

Publish

Resulting publications will cite MOSAIC and its partners.