Molly Blank, biomedical engineer at Variant Bio, highlights our phenotyping platform and how we adapt it to different contexts around the world: https://t.co/DyFYWXo3H3
So motivating to work with a team that embraces research PARTNERSHIP so deeply. Incredibly excited to announce the @VariantBio Accessible Medicines Pledge. Come learn more at booth 519 #ASHG22
Take a look at how we are expanding our commitment to sharing the benefits of research with partner communities around the world! We are at #ASHG22 to tell you all about it!
https://t.co/GMoYACC1Tb
Take a look at how we are expanding our commitment to sharing the benefits of research with partner communities around the world! We are at #ASHG22 to tell you all about it!
https://t.co/GMoYACC1Tb
Looking for the best #ASHG22 swag? We have no swag because we have donated the funds to @IndigiData instead! You can still learn about our work, community engagement, benefit sharing, and meet our lovely team - Booth 519.
Looking for the best #ASHG22 swag? We have no swag because we have donated the funds to @IndigiData instead! You can still learn about our work, community engagement, benefit sharing, and meet our lovely team - Booth 519.
Check out our virtual AABA session tomorrow 3/31 at 11am ET on genomics & benefit sharing in Madagascar led by our collaborator, Rindra Rakotoarivony (@RindraRakot), and Variant Bio anthropologists Erin Burke and Sarah LeBaron von Baeyer: https://t.co/acjsAj1Phr
Position: Population Genomics Scientist
#ASHG21#ASHGTrainee
Join me at @VariantBio! We are hiring human population geneticists for studying genetic adaptation, population structure, & demographic history.
Check out ad @GeneticsSociety. DM welcome.
https://t.co/HJSv7CScB7
How Variant Bio worked with local partners to identify meaningful benefit-sharing initiatives for Māori and Pasifika communities https://t.co/3uShxiolMp
@kajawasik
Excited to present at the #MORESymposium Oct 12-14 and learn about the latest innovations, challenges and opportunities in multiomics research.
@illumina: https://t.co/w5XrV5nXoM
Do like an epidemiologist!
"epidemiologists are a very cautious group"
(i.e. they're smart)
https://t.co/MeOfZtsQcK by @sangerkatz@clairecm@qdbui@UpshotNYT
@TTuberville It’s more like your team was winning after the 3rd quarter and then the power went out at your house. Other team came back to win... you just don’t know until you get the power back on.
Genetics research today is done primarily in European populations. 23andMe is trying to change that. Thanks to our customers from African American and Latino backgrounds who consented to research, we have the opportunity to make genetic discoveries that benefit these communities.