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The 3rd Festival of Genomics took place at ExCel London on the 30th-31st January 2018. 

An inspiring gathering to drive the benefits of genomics to patients faster. The Festival provides a huge opportunity to meet with the whole of the genomics community, in an environment carefully constructed to facilitate networking, learning and business growth/ 

NextGenetics was there.

 

Here are some of the most interesting sessions we attended :

Can we fully integrate genomics into the NHS within 5 years?
  • Challenges and opportunities
  • Technical challenges in delivering genomics through clinical services
  • Importance of clear public policy & citizen engagement in mainstreaming genomics
Genomics 2017 – This was your year
  • Discussing the major talking points of 2017
  • Looking ahead to what 2018 has in store for the field of Genomics & Precision Medicine
For patients with patients : learning from patient experiences to maximise the benefit of clinical genomics
  • Understanding the patient experience
  • Empowering patients and their families, and the professionals supporting them
  • Appreciating the impact of a rare diagnosis
How cancer genomes are transforming care
  • Discover the opportunities the 100K genomes project offers for patients living with or at risk of cancer
  • Appreciate the scale and pace of change required to embed cancer genomes in clinical care

 

Other highlights include Oxford Nanopore Technologies live demonstration of Real-time scalable Sequencing and a discussion with SOPHiA GENETICS on solving the complexity within genomics data analysis with SOPHiA AI. 

Big thank you to @FLGenomics & all speakers, sponsors and attendees for an excellent #genomicsfest!

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