The Festival of Genomics & Biodata

The Festival of Genomics and Biodata in London is taking place on 27-28 January at ExCeL. Register for your ticket now! More info:  hubs.la/Q04zg53s0  #FOG2027 #genomics

With 8,300 Registrants, 180+ Exhibitors and 360+ Speakers – there is something for everyone at The Festival of Genomics & Biodata! Get your ticket here: hubs.la/Q04Bngm30  #FOG2027 #genomics

At The Festival of Genomics & Biodata in London there's something for everyone with 16 theatres of content covering #multiomics, #liquidbiopsy #singlecell #genomics #biodata, and more! Plus, it's free to attend for 90% of attendees. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zqh0J0  #FOG2027 #genomics

At The Festival of Genomics & Biodata in London, you can find the entire genomics ecosystem under one roof.  Sound good? Register for your ticket here: hubs.ly/Q04BwCSg0  #FOG2027 #genomics #singlecell #cancerdiagnostics

Networking is a crucial part of science, but it can be hard to find the right opportunities. At The Festival of Genomics and Biodata, you can find thousands of likeminded individuals to talk to, learn from and collaborate with. Plus, it’s free for most attendees! Register now: hubs.la/Q04zg5fw0  #FOG2027

Tickets for The Festival of Genomics & Biodata are free for everyone working exclusively for a university, pharma company, clinic or hospital. Register for your ticket here:  hubs.la/Q04zg5L50  #FOG2027

The Festival of Genomics & Biodata is jam-packed with incredible speakers, sessions, experiences and networking. Register for your ticket for an experience like no other:  hubs.la/Q04zg5vr0  #FOG2027

How can single-cell multi-omics decode rare cancer cells? Hear Mark Hartmann (Team Leader, DKFZ German Cancer Research Center) cover leukaemia stem cells, plasticity, biomarkers and drug targets at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zg63z0  #FOG2027 #SingleCell #MultiOmics

Tickets for The Festival of Genomics & Biodata are free for everyone working exclusively for a university, pharma company, clinic or hospital. Register for your ticket here: hubs.la/Q04zg62K0  #FOG2027

Workshop: From Variant to Action. Emma-Jane Cassidy (Principal Clinical Scientist, NHS) joins Miranda Durkie, Joe Marsh and Marlen Lauffer to lead a hands-on session reimagining variant interpretation at FOG London this January. Book: hubs.la/Q04zqjw60  #FOG2027 #VariantInterpretation #Genomics

How we live shapes how we age. At FOG London this January, Linda Partridge (Professorial Research Fellow, University College London) connects lifestyle and environment with molecular ageing and opportunities to delay disease. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zg6310  #FOG2027 #Ageing #HealthyAgeing

What can pregnancy reveal about immunity and disease? Hear from Emma Davenport (Group Leader, Wellcome Sanger Institute & University of Cambridge) on longitudinal RNA sequencing and maternal health at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zg6dW0  #FOG2027 #MaternalHealth #Immunology

Hear the debate on AI in drug discovery. At FOG London this January, Elisabetta Leo (Senior Director, Early Development Asset Lead, Ipsen) will weigh the evidence with Alireza Moayyeri, Zhihao Ding, Caroline Weis and Adam Cribbs. Book here: hubs.la/Q04zg6C20  #FOG2027 #AI #DrugDiscovery

Augusto Rendon (Chief Bioinformatician, Genomics England) tackles the future of UK health data alongside Nathalie Kingston, Professor Sir Rory Collins and Adam Steventon at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zg6KG0  #FOG2027 #HealthData #Genomics

Outbreak intelligence starts before an outbreak. Martin Maiden (Professor of Molecular Epidemiology, University of Oxford) demonstrates how gene-by-gene annotation makes pathogen genomes actionable at FOG London this January. Book: hubs.la/Q04zg7x50  #FOG2027 #PathogenGenomics #PublicHealth

On the agenda: mainstreaming, equity, supporting data and common barriers. Rachel Hart (Deputy Clinical Director (Genomics), Northwest Genomic Service Alliance) brings lessons learned to FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zg7SH0  #FOG2027 #Genomics #HealthEquity

Julia Carrasco-Zanini-Sanchez (Lecturer in Multiomic Science, Queen Mary University of London) presents alongside Claudia Langenberg on proteomics for rare disease unresolved by genome sequencing at FOG London this January. Register: hubs.la/Q04zg7T40   #FOG2027 #Proteomics #RareDisease

On your FOG London exhibition floor checklist: @PacBio. Meet the team this January, connect with peers and discover what’s new across genomics and biodata. Book your ticket: hubs.la/Q04zgywM0   #FOG2027 #Genomics #Biodata #LifeSciences

How does AMR emerge and spread? Julian Parkhill (Professor, University of Cambridge) discusses how genomics and phylogenetics can identify bacterial lineages, resistance determinants and policy effects at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zgyPX0  #FOG2027 #AMR #BacterialGenomics

Riccardo Marioni (Professor of Molecular Epidemiology of Ageing, University of Edinburgh) discusses DNA methylation biomarkers, environmental exposures and scalable sampling at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zgzkT0  #FOG2027 #Epigenetics #Ageing