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On #WorldEnvironmentDay Lab Manager & Chair of the Sustainability Group Andrea Robertson shares the work being done at #IGC to improve sustainability in our labs: edin.ac/3ZiCnXZ

During #VolunteersWeek 2025, we've been sharing some examples of volunteering work undertaken by our colleagues. Sara 💙💛 🇺🇦

New paper by Catalina Vallejos (catavallejos.bsky.social) and Alan O'Callaghan: Scalable inference of transcriptional variability with BASiCS sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

It has been great to learn about the range of volunteering activities being done by our #IGC colleagues in celebration of #VolunteersWeek.

"My existence can be, quite literally, attributed to volunteering." In our final post for #VolunteersWeek, Science and Strategy Manager Helen Nickerson shares her life-long link to volunteering: edin.ac/4kRsfxD

Scots scientists make key discovery in how bowel cancer is able to disguise itself heraldscotland.com/news/25222936.…

Great work by Myant Lab, Patrizia Cammareri and everyone else involved 👋

This is an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in computational genomics, epigenetics, cancer biology or the myeloma genome to join Aneta Mikulasova in her new myeloma research group at #IGC 👇

IGC researchers Andrew Bretherick and Julian Ng-Kee-Kwong have used advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology, developed by the popular image-sharing platform Pinterest, to link genetic markers and disease: edin.ac/4jJy7Ix

Exciting Opportunity: Data Scientist - IBD Research Team We're expanding our world-class research team Institute of Genetics and Cancer What we're building: An AI-driven dynamic clinical decision support tool that will transform how we predict and manage outcomes for IBD patients globally. Who

People with ME/CFS have significant differences in their blood compared with healthy individuals a new study reveals. Listen to Professor Chris Ponting on BBC Radio 4 Today (from 1:22:45): edin.ac/3SZnHcI Ava Khamseh

How cancer resists treatment is the focus of a £1.5million Cancer Research UK project led by Robb Hollis at #IGC and CRUK Scotland Inst to find new ways to tackle aggressive ovarian cancer: edin.ac/3TDBENF

Listen to Robb Hollis talking about this project on BBC Radio Scotland this lunchtime (from 47:36 minutes): edin.ac/4lgwJya

Embryonic chimeras: donors in, hosts out Read this Research Highlight showcasing work from Stanley E. Strawbridge, Alex Fletcher, Jennifer Nichols and colleagues (Cambridge Stem Cell Institute PDN Cambridge Cambridge University Sheffield Math Bio The University of Sheffield MRC_HGU The University of Edinburgh): journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

4 chances to shape the future of IBD care in Edinburgh Our translational research team at the University of Edinburgh is building an AI‑driven clinical decision‑support platform that will change how inflammatory bowel disease is predicted and managed worldwide. We’re adding:

IGC researchers have developed a novel type of treatment involving ‘metallic nano-bones’ which offers a way to activate chemotherapy drugs precisely at the tumour site, sparing the rest of the body from the drugs' toxic effects: edin.ac/4khlnZU American Chemical Society

Congratulations Scott Waddell!

A study led by Ailith Ewing has gained new insights into how high grade serous ovarian cancer tumours emerge and grow, opening new avenues to develop better treatments: edin.ac/40vjn9a Nature Communications

On #ResearchAppreciationDay we're celebrating all the researchers at #IGC who are working to improve the lives of people living with genetic disease and cancer through research. Read more here: edin.ac/4jljtHW