.Kitty Sherwood talks about using genomics to better understand cancer risk.

Looking forward to speaking at this meeting. Make sure you don't miss it! Registration closes on 21st March...

As we approach ovarian cancer awareness month in March I want to thank Target Ovarian Cancer for providing me with a platform to share my story. It is a privilege to use my story to try to spread awareness, provide hope, and....1/3 targetovariancancer.org.uk/stories/jennif…

All models are wrong and yours are useless! In case you missed my talk yesterday on how to make clinical prediction tools useful for patients, you can read all about it here. Enjoy! doi.org/10.1038/s41698…

🌟 Come and shine 🌟 🔥 PhD at Cambridge 🔥 🤖 AI for Early Detection of Gastric Cancer 👍 jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/45505/

Applications are now open to join our new UKRI AI Centre for Doctoral Training in Biomedical Innovation for September 2024 entry. All the information you need to apply is ➡️ ai4biomed.io UK Research and Innovation @AI4BI_CDT

Join us at the Mutation Station for a Pint of Science UK! I'll be talking about our research 'From Chaos to Clarity to Patients: How did tumour DNA get so messy?' pintofscience.co.uk/event/mutation… 📅Wednesday 15th May ⏰ 7-9.30pm 🏛️Leith Depot, 138-142 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, EH6 5DT

The Mutations in Time and Space conference starts tomorrow! The agenda is jam-packed with amazing speakers: mutationmeeting.com/agenda See you all tomorrow in beautiful Edinburgh 👋

🗣️ Mark your calendars! 🧬 The international lecture series on chromosomal instability is coming to you soon. 🤓 Starting with superstar speaker Marcin Imieliński 🔥 May 17 on zoom.

Ailith Ewing on divergent trajectories to structural diversity in high grade serous ovarian cancer #MITS24

Exciting speakers on CIN! Kicking it off: Marcin Imieliński, May 17 9am New York | 2pm London | 3pm Berlin » A mass balance principle for whole genome structural variation « dkfz-de.zoom.us/j/68497535002?…

[t.ly/vYqW7] Cancer biomarker discovery is historically mutation-centric, often neglecting the key role of genomics instability. Recently, we asked ourselves how do mutations and copy number alterations (CNAs) determine prognosis and tropism? 😋😋1/n

#GettingGenomeMe – Genomics Researcher Profile Click below to hear from Rashi Krishna who is using whole genome sequencing datasets to identify drug response biomarkers in uterine cancer Ailith Ewing Institute of Genetics and Cancer Edinburgh Cancer Research MRC_HGU Read more here: onehealthgenomics.ed.ac.uk/rashi-krishna

We’re looking for a research associate to develop simulation models for evaluating cancer early detection. An expert in stochastic modelling? Check out this exciting opportunity Cambridge University jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/47297/

🚀 Excited to share our latest research! We developed GRITIC, a novel method for timing genomic gains using bulk WGS data. Our findings reveal non-parsimonious evolution and increased chromosomal instability post-genome doubling in tumors. aacrjournals.org/cancerdiscover… #cancergenomics

All CIN lectures are or will be available on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/@cinlectures

Our second of a pair of reviews on how #Chromosomal_instability #CIN drives #cancer progression is out in ⁦Nature Reviews Genetics⁩ Reviews led by the talented ⁦Xuelan⁩ ⁦@itsalyourpal⁩ ⁦Jun Li⁩ ⁦Melody Di Bona⁩ nature.com/articles/s4157…

Great to see this out after a huge team effort!

Mark your calendars! Zoom link coming soon.

Attended #ENGoGS24 yesterday and presented my first poster! 🥳 Learnt so much about the genomics research being done on diseases, human, animals and plants in Edinburgh! 🧬 p.s. Helped organise this event along with other ECRs - thanks for the opportunity One Health Genomics Edinburgh!