Blog articles

Three career tips for clinical scientists: a conversation with Chris Watt
An NHS clinical scientist shares about his career journey, advice for newcomers and highlights from his work in cancer genomics training

Three career tips for bioinformaticians: a conversation with Fern Johnson
Pointers for fellow bioinformaticians from Fern Johnson, who also works as a clinical scientist and educational specialist for GTAC.

Rethinking insurance and genomic testing: the evidence
The DHSC's recent call for evidence received 57 responses from organisations and individuals, who voiced concerns and offered suggestions for future amendments

Mind the gap: Five initiatives to boost genomic data diversity
White-ancestry genomes dominate genomic projects; here are five notable biobanks recruiting from under-represented populations to bridge the genomic gap

Looking back: Genomics in 2023
We take a look through our blog at some of the notable articles of 2023, including a quick look at what happened since then

Polygenic risk scores and DTC testing: a problematic pairing?
We explore polygenic risk scores and why their application in at-home genomic testing has been brought into question

The key principles behind newborn genome screening
The Generation Study will explore the benefits and challenges of sequencing the genomes of 100,000 newborn babies
News articles

Inside GTAC, the Genomics Training Academy
The new online educational hub will support the specialist genomics workforce across the UK

Genomic testing course runs again for Rare Disease Day 2024
Engage with expert mentors and fellow learners in the latest run of the Genomics Education Programme’s online course
Events

The Festival Of Genomics & Biodata 2025
The annual two-day festival will feature inspirational speakers and cutting edge topics all around the theme of genomics

BSGM Conference
The British Society for Genetic Medicine’s conference and networking event brings together all interested in genomic medicine

What is the value of the NGRL for those with neurological conditions?
Join Genomics England for a free hour-long webinar covering cerebral palsy genomics and recent insights