It has now been 16 years since the Human Genome Project sequenced the first ever human genome: in that time, as has been mentioned in previous editions of this report, more than 500,000 genomes have been sequenced, generating enough data to drastically raise computational resource usage and create a need for rapid innovation to offset […]
The development of the first automated DNA sequencers completely revolutionized the field of DNA sequencing and, eventually, made it possible to publish the first draft sequences of the human genome. Since then, a whole host of companies have developed their own approaches to DNA sequencing, resulting in a market that is filled with different possibilities […]
Read our report on all things Molecular Diagnostics, including some great contributed articles. Need to know about liquid biopsies? Want to know what the current regulatory landscape looks like? Then you’ve come to the right place.
Free download: This guide will discuss the gene editing tools currently available and how they can be used to manipulate genomic sequences, as well as the real world applications that put these tools to use.
Free download: This guide is intended to help you understand how cancers can develop in the body and what forms they can take, as well as taking you through the medical processes of diagnosis and treatment.
Free download: This guide gives you a broader and deeper understanding than the previous edition, to help you understand what considerations you need to make when designing a computational genomics workflow or platform.
Free download: This guide is designed to introduce you to how genomics is being integrated into the clinic, what goes into using a patient’s DNA to reach a diagnosis, and how this information can be communicated to primary care physicians.
In this issue of the magazine, we talk all things ACMG, and speak to some of the most prolific figures in the industry.
We bring genomics to the UK in our latest issue, as we look ahead to what this year’s Festival of Genomics London has to offer.
In this issue of the magazine we tackle infectious disease, whilst taking a look at what AMP 2017 has on offer this year in Salt Lake City, Utah.
In this issue of the magazine we head to Orlando, Florida, for the largest genetics meeting in the world: welcome to ASHG 2017.
This free guide will introduce you to some of the most important features for genomicists in the cloud.
In this issue of the magazine we talk all things sequencing, and preview Festival of Genomics Boston.
In this issue of the magazine we talk all things cancer, and preview Festival of Genomics San Diego
Download the Clinical Genomics 101, our handy (free) guide to the clinical workflow from sample collection through to data interpretation
