How we talk about genomics and health matters. Our Language Guide, developed by the Participant Panel, shares principles for clear, inclusive and respectful communication, for researchers, clinicians, communicators and more. Read the guide on this page: files.genomicsengland.co.uk/documents/Geno…

Why is non-Finnish European still a category in major genomics studies? 🧬 Europe is a mosaic of populations, yet 458,855 individuals get lumped into a bucket defined by what they’re not. Imagine labeling African cohorts as “non-Yoruba” or “non-Bantu.” #Genomics #DataEquity

Why would anyone want to be a scientist? There are the pleasures of: 1. Having the initial idea or insight, 2. Watching the idea develop into new experiments or a new model, and 3. Telling others. Martin A. Schwartz also talks about this on the podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/74-…

How wonderful to see this write by an AI pioneer about a UK university. Definitely, universities MUST be AI universities, and similar to University of Exeter, I feel compelled to represent this same spirit at my own University of Westminster.

I'll join a panel discussion next week at JHU (Johns Hopkins Medicine) to discuss with researchers and medical residents about "Latinx genetic identity and health". Tuesday, August 26th, 5:30 to 7:30 PM. If you want to join us, here is the FREE registration --> eventbrite.com/e/salud-y-exit…

In Memoriam of Antonio Corpas Galán (1934-2022). My scientific work ethic was forged not in great research institutions but in the craft bakery business my Dad run. Dad, I hope you would have liked to read this were you with us. elespanol.com/malaga/vivir/2…