Visual Atlas
Change your
perspective.
Turn a structure in your hands. See how its parts fit together. Explore the body beyond the flat page.
Open the Visual AtlasThe NaS workspace
A place for
scientific
work.
Tools, knowledge, and room
to pursue your next question.
For researchers, clinicians, and the people learning alongside them.
Room for the whole pursuit.
From understanding something
to doing something with it.
Scientific work takes more than one tool. NaS brings together places to explore, study, and develop your ideas.
Inside the workspace
See what you can do.
Start with something you can explore right now.
Change your
Medicine & mechanisms
Follow the
connection.
Go from the name of a medicine to the signals it changes. Work through a mechanism, then keep exploring.
Explore the mechanismAlbuterolMechanism study
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Albuterol
Begin with the medicine. This example follows albuterol’s action in airway smooth muscle.
Simplified learning examplePrescribing information §12.1 ↗
Published research
A question.
A method.
A record.
Look beyond a headline. Read the question, examine the evidence, and follow the work back to its methods.
Read the studyNaS ResearchNAS-BRCA-002
PAM50 technical repeatability
What was asked
When two public RNA measurements come from the same reported breast-cancer RNA source, does one frozen PAM50 computer method give them the same subtype label? The study tests repeatability, not whether either label is biologically correct.
Public-data computational studyPublished · September 2026
Meet Nicole In development
Keep the thread
of your work.
We’re developing Nicole to connect your questions, sources, tools, and ongoing projects. A place to pick up where you left off.
NicoleConcept walkthrough · In development
Your starting point
What makes a result repeatable?
Begin with what you want to understand. The proposed workspace would keep the question with the work it leads to.
A place to begin
What are you
working on?
Have something else in mind? Build with NaS