Why genomics? ‘Origin stories’ from the professionals
Hear why five members of the Genomics Training Academy (GTAC) team chose to pursue careers in genomics
About Crystal Horner
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Entries by Crystal Horner
Three career tips for clinical scientists: a conversation with Chris Watt
4th October 2024 in Day in the life, Expert view, Genomics in practice /by Crystal HornerAn NHS clinical scientist shares about his career journey, advice for newcomers and highlights from his work in cancer genomics training
Three career tips for genetic technologists and scientists: a conversation with Alison Taylor-Beadling
9th August 2024 in Day in the life, Genomics in practice /by Crystal HornerHear from Alison Taylor-Beadling – principal clinical scientist, laboratory training lead and GTAC education specialist – whose storied genomics career has spanned over two decades
Career tips for genetic technologists and scientists: a conversation with Jennie Bell
12th July 2024 in Day in the life, Expert view, Genomics in practice /by Crystal HornerCareer advice for new genetic technologists and scientists from genomics lab director, consultant clinical scientist and GTAC professional lead Jennie Bell
Three career tips for genetic counsellors: a conversation with Dr Laura Boyes
17th May 2024 in Expert view /by Crystal HornerDr Laura Boyes, consultant genetic counsellor and GTAC genomic counselling professional lead, shares advice for new and aspiring practitioners
Rethinking insurance and genomic testing: the evidence
3rd May 2024 in Genomics in practice /by Crystal HornerThe DHSC’s recent call for evidence received 57 responses from organisations and individuals, who voiced concerns and offered suggestions for future amendments
Sepsis – DNA fragments may offer a key to diagnosis
23rd February 2024 in Research /by Crystal HornerA new ‘bedside’ test that quantifies webs of DNA is now being trialled in the NHS to help identify potential sepsis
Mainstreaming whole genome sequencing: where are we now?
13th October 2023 in Core concepts, Genomics in practice /by Crystal HornerGenomic testing capabilities are advancing in affordability and accessibility by the day. But what is the current trajectory of whole genome sequencing in healthcare?
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