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16th July 2020
Covid-19 animation interprets recent Human Cell Atlas findingsAlena Pance from our Public Engagement team introduces the Human Cell Atlas and a new animation explaining the SARS-CoV-2 infection process.
Covid-19 animation interprets recent Human Cell Atlas findings
15th July 2020
Genetic Counsellors: Walking on the genetics journey (Will open in a new window)Professor Anna Middleton explores the importance of research to the implementation of genetic counselling into clinical practice.
Genetic Counsellors: Walking on the genetics journey (Will open in a new window)
6th July 2020
New genomics text book for sixth form studentsThe new Genomics Oxford Biology Primer aims to bridge the gap between A-levels and undergraduate study.
New genomics text book for sixth form students
12th June 2020
Genetic Counsellors: Enabling Patients to Fostering Resilience (Will open in a new window)Dr Jonathan Roberts shares his insights into the challenges genetic counsellors face in helping patients adjust to uncertainty.
Genetic Counsellors: Enabling Patients to Fostering Resilience (Will open in a new window)
26th May 2020
Genetic Counsellors: Helping patients cope with bad results (Will open in a new window)Dr Chirstine Patch talks about the art of caring in genetic counselling clinical practice.
Genetic Counsellors: Helping patients cope with bad results (Will open in a new window)
7th May 2020
Gardening during lockdown (Will open in a new window)Guest blog by Lee Outhwaite, Head Gardener at the Wellcome Genome Campus
Gardening during lockdown (Will open in a new window)
7th May 2020
COVID-19, genomics and the ordinary language of extraordinary things (Will open in a new window)We're living during a period rife with scientific buzzwords. To what degree does the science itself need to be ‘explained’ in ordinary and everyday terms?
COVID-19, genomics and the ordinary language of extraordinary things (Will open in a new window)
5th May 2020
Genetic Counsellors: Communicating complex messages (Will open in a new window)Explore how and why genetic counsellors need specialist communication skills and high emotional intelligence to effectively help their clients and their respective families.
Genetic Counsellors: Communicating complex messages (Will open in a new window)
29th April 2020
Next up at the Genome Gallery: The topic, the artist, and the challengesLucy Steggals to work with Wellcome Sanger Institute researchers, patient collaborators, and members of the public to develop our up-coming exhibition.
Next up at the Genome Gallery: The topic, the artist, and the challenges
16th April 2020
An Antimicrobial Resistance Toolkit (Will open in a new window)Digital AMR resources from Advanced Courses and Scientific Courses to support scientists, researchers, and healthcare workers.
An Antimicrobial Resistance Toolkit (Will open in a new window)
