Genomics Lite provides attendees with the unique opportunity to hear from scientists working across genomics about their work, their job, and their career history. Attendees also have the opportunity to ask questions to the guest speakers. The sessions are run securely on zoom webinar, and are interactive and engaging.
Upcoming talks
All recordings for previous sessions are available below.
How does DNA mutate? – Thursday 17 October, 3-3.45pm, YouTube
How the sessions work
Each live session will give attendees the opportunity to learn more about how genomics is used in a variety of biological fields. Sessions will introduce the topic and highlight the role of genomics, how the topic is researched in the lab, as well as the career journey of the researcher.
Attendees can ask questions throughout the session about the topic and more broadly about working in science.
All sessions will be recorded and made available on our YouTube channel shortly after the session.
For more information, see our Genomics Lite FAQ page.
How to book
Genomics Lite sessions will be bookable via our Events page and open to all, students, teachers and those that just want to learn more about genomics.
Attendees will be emailed a secure Zoom webinar link to the session as well as some optional pre-session resources.
Past series
Ancient DNA – Excavating fact from fiction! – August summer session
How is AI used in bioscience? – August summer session
What’s the biggest genome?– August summer session
Genomic cartography – Navigating with a human cell atlas – April 2024
Genomic cartography – Generating a human cell atlas – March 2024
Genetic alchemy – The science of gene editing – February 2024
What is a gene in focus – January 2024
Drug targets to validation in focus – November 2023
Exploring genome function in focus – October 2023
Mapping Malaria – April 2023
Exploring Cancer Genetics – March 2023
Biodiversity Genomics – February 2023
Bacterial Population Genomics – January 2023
Parasitic Worms – November 2022
Sequencing Techniques – October 2022
T Cells in Focus – May 2022
Cancer Mutations in Focus – April 2022
Sequencing Malaria in Focus – March 2022
Evolution and Proteins in Focus – February 2022
The Human Microbiome in Focus – January 2022
CRISPR in Focus – November 2021
Genomic Surveillance in Focus – October 2021
Antimicrobial Resistance in Focus – September 2021
Biodiversity and Evolution Series – June-July 2021
Cancer Research Series – April-May 2021
Human Genetic Variation Series – March 2021
Infectious Diseases Series – January-February 2021
The Human Genome Project Series – November-December 2020
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