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One of the very best books I read over the last 12-18 months or so was Greg Radick's brilliant "Disputed inheritance", here's a brief Amazon review saying why anyone truly interested in the origins of genetics, and its potential futures, should read it https://t.co/a0nN8KbtxI
📢We are delighted to announce that the 9th ESHG Cardiac Genetics Course will be held from Saturday 15th March – Tuesday 18th March 2025. For information on how to register and course details, check out: https://t.co/hL47esAINp @eshgsociety@GeneticBill
The Adelphi Genetics Forum Conference 2024 was on the theme of ‘Progress and challenges implementing genomics into practice and society’. Recordings of the speakers are available to view online:
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“Radick recounts every twist and turn of the debate, and his account of the Bateson-Weldon stand-off is surely definitive”: Lorraine Daston on DISPUTED INHERITANCE in the London Review of Books – https://t.co/PIQf8xrua1
📣Register now for this free event at Butetown Community Centre & online, Saturday 16th November: an education event about Sickle Cell & Thalassaemia, with opportunities to learn and network. https://t.co/BSpSCZwTHk @teamukts@AdelphiGenetics @DiverseCymru @ButetownP@focsctcymru
Thank you @Ddysmo. What an excellent day, the @AdelphiGenetics meeting at @royalsociety. Some really thoughtful talks marking 20 years since publication of completion of the Human Genome Project. A super-sharp narrative from @stevesturdy from Edinburgh on the political agendas around UK genomics over the last decade. Also Andrew Read (of Strachan and Read!) on the technology journey, Bill Newman @GeneticBill on rolling out of pharmacogenomics and Mike Parker @michaelethox on the ethical journey of genomic expansion.
“Beyond the authorized version of the history of genetics another option emerges.” | Gregory Radick explains why the mistaken idea that genes determine character traits was allowed to persist. https://t.co/HwU5L2s1uI
What an incredible day at the @AdelphiGenetics annual conference at the @royal society! ‘Progress and challenges implementing genomics into practice and society’, great to look back at the 20 years since the human genome was published and look at the present and exciting future.
@AdelphiGenetics Conference now the Adelphi Lecture by Prof Steven Sturdy on the ‘promise’ of Medical Genomics. A historical/sociological analysis. @EdinburghUni A fascinating conference. Thanks to @HelenHmiddlet @annekeluc and Shirley Hodgson
Thanks to @AdelphiGenetics Exec officer Betty Nixon for immaculate organisation. A fantastic group of speakers and @royalsociety for excellent infrastructure
Great to meet up with Faith from @focsctcymru to prepare for the upcoming collaborative event with @AdelphiGenetics on Nov 16 on: Gene Therapy & Gene Editing for Thalassaemia & Sickle Cell Disorders: Is there a better future? All welcome! Book: https://t.co/RVc9zUc6QB…
@AdelphiGenetics Conference Masterly discussion by Andrew Read of how our understanding of (human) genomics/genetics have evolved over the 20 years since the first human genome assembly was published in October 2004
@swynn_unique contributing to the @AdelphiGenetics Annual Conference. Sarah is CEO of @Unique_charity a fabulous charity for families with rare disorders which provides family support and excellent information leaflets widely used.
@AdelphiGenetics annual conference. Mike Parker from @Ethox_Centre introducing the hugely important topic of ethical aspects of current genomic practice
We are pleased to announce a collaborative event with @focsctcymru@AdelphiGenetics this November on: Gene Therapy and Gene Editing for Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell Disorders: Is there a better future? The event is free, happening in person and online! All welcome, info below🧬