While it is still fresh in my mind, I would like to reflect on some of the learnings that the […]
Category: Genomics
My susceptible gene
[Article published today in the Diario de La Rioja today about the type of tests we are going to perform […]
Happy 30th birthday, Human Genome Project
On October 1st, it will be the 30th anniversary of the start of the Human Genome Project. The Human Genome […]
The Potential of Genomics in the Clinic
That genomics has incredible potential to help diagnose and treat disease is not a matter for debate any longer. As […]
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Cambridge Genomics Virtual Meetup [Genomic Medicine] 20th May 2020 19:00 PM BST
It is our pleasure to announce our Cambridge Genomics Virtual Meetup for the month of May (2020) on Wednesday 20th […]
What big data tools are available today to aid in delivering precision medicine to patients?
Up and coming technologies that use high throughput data generation as their core contribution to Precision Medicine.
Personal Genomes: Accessing, Sharing and Interpretation #PersGen19 conference – 11/12 Apr 2019 Hinxton, Cambridge
Focusing on opportunities and limitations in personal genetic testing, the benefits of sharing personal genomes, the challenges, resources and technologies to help with interpretation of personal genomes.
6 Reasons Why Healthy Genomes Should Be Sequenced
The ultimate genetic test Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) is considered ‘the ultimate genetic test’ [1] as it is of timeless […]
#GenomicsFest London 2018 Day 1 Impressions
Using my phone camera carried out short interviews to attendees at the Festival of Genomics London 2018. I was interested […]
A brief summary of ‘Genomic Medicine 2017 Cambridge’ 26-27 September
I am happy to give a brief summary of most presentations that formed part of the program of the ‘Genomic […]