I’m excited to be attending the @CancerGrandChallenges conference: Cancer and the Host, taking place 17–19 June 2026, alongside leading researchers exploring cancer as a host-dependent process and opening up new frontiers in the field. https://t.co/geITmYBFMy
Our genetics editor Anna Ranzoni will be at the #KSGenomeEng25 conference in Killarney next week - get in touch with her if you'd like to talk about publishing your work! https://t.co/MI0dqaRfa7
Check out the joint @KeystoneSymp conference on Precision Genome Engineering & Delivery of Nucleic Acid Therapeutics!🧬
Our editor @AnnaRanzoni will be there, reach out to her if you'd like to chat about your work.
#KSGenomeEng24
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After nearly five years of work from researchers including @amitvkhera, a Broad discovery — polygenic scoring for genetic risk assessment for a common disease — has found its way into the clinic...an important step for genomic medicine. https://t.co/RukfYBBXpG
"Tree thinking" meets #CellBiology: In a new #SciMagReview, researchers evaluate ideas taken from phylodynamics of infectious disease & show how similar tree-building techniques can be applied to monitoring changes in somatic cell lineages. Learn more: ($) https://t.co/kyhteW3PU8
Analysis of 10,900 whole-exome sequences linked to electronic health care records in the @PennMedicine Biobank enabled an exome-wide study of the phenotypic effects of rare loss-of-function gene variants @JoeinGenes@danrader333@MarylynRitchie https://t.co/lcPeC28hCv
We are VERY excited about the future of genomics, so we are starting a seminar series to keep talking about it! Speakers will present their research and answer your questions about how their work fits into our Bold Predictions for the future of genomics. https://t.co/2O51eI6hpx
Genomic research has evolved from seeking to understand the fundamentals of the human genetic code to examining the ways in which this code varies among people, and then applying this knowledge to interventions that are tailored to target the underlying causes of disease.
Dear epigenetic enthusiasts,
This year, the Cambridge Epigenetics Summer Symposium is going virtual (24/07 2-5pm).
Great keynote speaker: @GAlmouzni
Talks will be selected from abstracts. Please register/submit abstracts @ https://t.co/pKwAnuPOwc
@EpigeneticsClub@epigen_papers
Our new preprint on lineage tracing of human embryonic development and foetal haematopoiesis using somatic mutations is out on BiorXiv!
This work is a collaboration between the Cvejic group @SCICambridge & Michael Spencer Chapman & the Campbell group @sangerinstitute
Great preprint about foetal haematopoiesis characterized by single-cell RNA and ATAC is out! https://t.co/5PDw3cENRe Congratz to all the authors especially @andretango90 and @AnnaRanzoni who were driving this project!