Sophia Genetics Increases UK Footprint
9 June 2015
Five healthcare institutions partner with Sophia Genetics to use their genetic analysis platform.
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4 June 2015
Is Baltimore About To Turn Into A Bioinformatics Hub?
Local scientists believe Baltimore is ideally placed to become a leading bioinformatics epicenter.
3 June 2015
Genomics England Exploring Clinical Interpretation With Four Companies
Congenica, Omica, Nanthealth, and WuXi NextCODE march on in Genomics England’s evaluation.
29 May 2015
Understanding Treatment Resistance In Ovarian Cancer
An international collaboration shows how ovarian cancer develops resistance to chemotherapy.
28 May 2015
ClinGen Ready To Shepherd In New Era
Improving transparency and advancing genomic science
26 May 2015
TGen and Baylor Collaborate On Precision Medicine Project
TGen and Baylor working together to develop cancer therapies and improved patient care.
22 May 2015
Improved Outlook On Advanced Prostate Cancer
Major international collaboration shows clinically actionable outlook for advanced prostate cancer patients.
20 May 2015
Bluebird Bio Present Global Regulatory Strategy For Gene Therapy Treatment
In-depth talks with US and EU regulators lead to accelerated approval strategy for gene therapy.
18 May 2015
Human Longevity Tap Into GeneBank
Craig Venter’s, Human Longevity, collaborating with Cleveland Clinic
13 May 2015
Eduardo Sotomayor To Lead GW Cancer Center
Washington DC is about to get a new Cancer Center and one of the biggest names in personalised medicine
11 May 2015
Pacific Biosciences and RainDance Technologies Collaborate
PacBio and RainDance partner up in a match made in genome assembly heaven
6 May 2015
NIH Will Not Fund Genome Editing Of Human Embryos
Francis Collins states the official NIH position on the use of genome editing technologies.
5 May 2015
BGI Strengthens Relationships With QIAGEN And Pacific Biosciences
BGI buy PacBio RS II and upgrade their partnership with QIAGEN.
30 April 2015
Data Shows People Want To Know What’s In Their Genome
Results of the world’s largest survey of public attitudes towards genomic data have been published.
