So proud of our team, supporting you to connect in helpful ways to enhance the outputs of Sanger science. Yay for Sanger-CS partnerships!

We are honored to have worked with other journal editors to provide guidance on the use of population descriptors in #Genetics and #Genomics research bit.ly/3TzaUi4

Sasha GC will be talking about her research at the Pint of Science Festival in Cambridge, next week 13th May. Diversity in data a question of Ethics or Statistics ? Get your tickets here pintofscience.co.uk/event/morality…

Wonderful work by our Kavli team on developing a creative method for connecting discovery scientists with diverse publics to discuss our shared future of AI

A massive congratulations to consultant genetic counsellor Vishakha Tripathi who yesterday became an AHCS honorary fellow Academy for Healthcare Science - a historic moment for the genetic counselling profession #genechat #genomics

Some facial features of #NoonanSyndrome 😊 ; sound familiar??? So many of us=undiagnosed Rob Mac Every time I see you I wonder…It often comes with a host of specific learning difficulties too… Noonan Syndrome Association @M4RareDiseases Wellcome Connecting Science Engagement and Society Cambridge Rare Disease Network (CamRARE)

🚀 Exciting news! The UC Berkeley Kavli Center for Ethics, Science, and the Public is now accepting applications for its 2nd cohort of graduate student fellows! *must be a UC Berkeley grad student to apply*🌟 kavlicenter.berkeley.edu/about/fellowsh…

We've been so lucky to work with such a passionate, committed crew of people - participant reps and Genomics England staff - over the past 8 years. Can't wait to see where Adam and Helen take the Panel next 🚀 Helen White Adam Clatworthy Rebecca Middleton

Very proud that our Kavli Centre for Ethics, Science, and the Public Kavli Centre delivered this work

Professor Bobbie Farsides (Ethixbird) receiving the Global Health Ethics Leadership Award at the Oxford Global Health & Bioethics International Conference #OGHB. Bobbie is a fantastic mentor & champion and this is so well deserved!

The AGNC strongly condemn the racist activity of the past week that aims to threaten the safety of the people of the United Kingdom. Read our full statement on agnc.org.uk

Excited to announce the publication of our paper proposing a conceptual tool to encourage a common understanding of how we think about "serious" genetic conditions in European Journal of Human Genetics Read here: rdcu.be/dQxhE Imagining Futures Prof. Ainsley Newson 💉💉💉💉💉 @AM_Laberge Vardit Ravitsky

Earlier this month, Damien was one of the first patients at Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS FT to receive a new portable pump that gradually releases treatment and helps control symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Taken just days apart, these clips show what Damien's life was like before and after treatment.

Our new paper is out, unpacking the notion of “serious” genetic conditions and discussing implementation in reproductive decision-making. Led by the wonderful Erika Kleiderman nature.com/articles/s4143… The Hastings Center for Bioethics Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics Université de Montréal

Looking forward to talking at the next SERGNetwork in September! Great to see an academic community highlighting the importance of social and ethical research around genetics and genomics.

So proud of you Jerome. It’s an absolute pleasure being your PhD supervisor. You’ve done a stellar project in Ewe and Twi on Ghanaian attitudes to genomics and data sharing. Amazing work, well done

Thank you to the many clinicians, scientists, patients and families involved in the DDD study, Wellcome Sanger Institute Helen Firth Matt Hurles. A genetic diagnosis in rare diseases makes a huge difference to clinical management and patient outcomes, see: doi.org/10.1016/j.gimo…

Following on from our statement, our joint letter to the Guardian with European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) is now online. Genomic science is at risk from ‘race science’ activists’ discredited ideas. theguardian.com/science/2024/n…

Thanks Mary for visiting us and for all you’re doing for Autistic Doctors International to ensure autistic people are supported to make their hugely valuable contributions in the medical profession, globally