11th November 2019
LifeLab 2019: A snapshotLifeLab 2019 reached 3,500 adults and children in Cambridgeshire as part of European Researchers Night in September.
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Learning and training
We are creating an international community of researchers and healthcare professionals, tackling global health challenges by applying and sharing the latest biomedical genomics research and practices.
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Engagement and society
We are engaging global public audiences with the breadth of genomic science and its impact on society. We encourage conversations, ask for opinions, and empower researchers to share their experiences.
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6th November 2019
Genomic surveillance of antimicrobial resistance (Will open in a new window)New train-the-trainer course aims to improve global capacity and skills in low- and middle income-countries.
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23rd October 2019
Addressing inclusion in genetic counselling: A trans community perspective (Will open in a new window)Reubs Walsh, a scientist working to define better healthcare guidelines for the transgender community, joined the 2019 World Congress on Genetic Counselling to talk about transgender risk profiles.
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9th September 2019
What are you doing on Wednesday? October public talks at the Wellcome Genome CampusThis October, all four scientific conferences organised by Wellcome Genome Campus Advanced Courses and Scientific Conferences have public talks as part of their programme.
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6th September 2019
European Journal of Medical Genetics – Special issue on Genetic CounsellingThe special issue of this journal is guest edited by Anna Middleton, Barbara Biesecker and Christine Patch.
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2nd September 2019
LifeLab returns to Cambridgeshire for European Researchers’ NightAn exciting programme of free events and activities for the Cambridgeshire region on 27/28 September.
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21st August 2019
“Informed Consent” to edit embryos: what consent? (Will open in a new window)Richard Milne and Anna Middleton from Society and Ethics Research provide a commentary on informed consent and its relation to gene editing in human embryos, in the context of recent activities in this area.
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10th August 2019
Science is for everyone, Unconscious Bias training for Primary schoolsPublic Engagement gets Royal Society of Chemistry’s Inclusion and Diversity Fund grant to help end unconscious bias and stereotype threat in the primary school STEM classrooms.
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30th July 2019
Wellcome Genome Campus Conference Centre have committed to phase out single-use plastic by 2025 (Will open in a new window)If we continue at the current rate, by 2025 the ratio of fish to plastic in our oceans will be three-to-one; one kilogram of plastic for every three kilograms of fish.
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25th June 2019
The Future of Genetic CounsellingDr Jonathan Roberts discusses how genetic counselling may develop in the new age of genomic medicine.
The Future of Genetic Counselling