Blog articles
Reference genome: defining human difference
In order to make assertions about genomic variation and health, scientists rely on the ‘reference genome’ – but how definitive is it?
Building trust in genomic medicine
‘Genomics’ is a buzzword for clinicians, but what efforts are being made to engage the public?
The need for diversity in genomic data
Genomic research calls for broader genetic representation to ensure future healthcare could be truly personalised
Personalised medicine in the NHS: what will it mean?
Moving away from trial and error treatments to patient care tailored to your unique genetic makeup
Various types of variant: what is genomic variation?
The diversity of differences in our genomes and their complex relationship with health and disease
Harnessing the benefits of genomic data
Data sharing review puts focus on challenges surrounding use of patient information for healthcare research
News articles
Genomic variant interpretation programme
Join St George's, University of London this summer for a blended education programme aimed at clinical geneticists interpreting genomic results
Funded CPPD places available
A number of funded places are available for individual CPPD modules starting early next year
Genomics Research & Innovation Fellowship Scheme
The Genomics Education Programme and partners are funding a number of secondments and fellowships across the wider genomics community
Prime minister opens new sequencing facility
New £42m Bridget Ogilvie Building and the Biodata Innovation…
CPPD places available in Cambridge
A number of funded places are available for individual CPPD modules starting later this November
Introduction to applied genomics in the clinic
The UCL institute of child health are hosting an introduction to how genomics applies to clinical practice