My story for NHS Health Careers
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medicine
Can genomic medicine attract, recruit and retain clinical bioinformaticians?
Two decades since the first drafts of the human genome were published, and the formerly niche practice of clinical genomics is being mainstreamed. The new NH...
BSA Future Debates: Would you share your DNA?
The Wellcome Collection aims to challenge the way we think about health. What better place than this for a public debate on the question - ‘Would you share y...
Professor Sir Michael Stratton on The Life Scientific
Question - Can you name a breast cancer gene? If we surveyed the public, BRCA would be my bet for the most common reply. Thanks to Angelina Jolie, you may al...
Will AI replace cancer geneticists?
Personalised medicine in clinical practice is today’s reality. In the field of cancer genetics, modern sequencing technologies are used to identify molecular...
Your invaluable genome
Genomic data is the currency of a new era of medicine that promises incredible advances. Here, bioinformatician Nana Mensah explains why
blog
No-code deep learning with Jiva.ai
Deep learning for everyone
70 years since the discovery of DNA
Celebrating the birth of the central dogma
The Telomere-to-Telomere CHM13 Assembly of a Human Genome
The Telomere-to-Telomere CHM13 genome has been announced. A few thoughts, later quoted in a friend’s article for the Scientific American (Arabic Edition).
Mind the Gap: A flawed system
A perspective on equity in genomics
Inside Pathology: Clinical Genetics
Journey to a rare disease diagnosis.
Marathon #1
A running story
genomics
My story for NHS Health Careers
Growing up I had always been the ‘techie’ of the house, fixing my family’s broken iPods, printers and PCs. I later bought a few textbooks online and I spent ...
Can genomic medicine attract, recruit and retain clinical bioinformaticians?
Two decades since the first drafts of the human genome were published, and the formerly niche practice of clinical genomics is being mainstreamed. The new NH...
BSA Future Debates: Would you share your DNA?
The Wellcome Collection aims to challenge the way we think about health. What better place than this for a public debate on the question - ‘Would you share y...
Professor Sir Michael Stratton on The Life Scientific
Question - Can you name a breast cancer gene? If we surveyed the public, BRCA would be my bet for the most common reply. Thanks to Angelina Jolie, you may al...
Your invaluable genome
Genomic data is the currency of a new era of medicine that promises incredible advances. Here, bioinformatician Nana Mensah explains why
bioinformatics
Automated application of novel gene-disease associations to scale genomic reanalysis
Genomic data is a digital resource that can be revisited, therefore new knowledge allows us to better diagnose old and new patient. However, applying it to p...
My story for NHS Health Careers
Growing up I had always been the ‘techie’ of the house, fixing my family’s broken iPods, printers and PCs. I later bought a few textbooks online and I spent ...
Can genomic medicine attract, recruit and retain clinical bioinformaticians?
Two decades since the first drafts of the human genome were published, and the formerly niche practice of clinical genomics is being mainstreamed. The new NH...
Your invaluable genome
Genomic data is the currency of a new era of medicine that promises incredible advances. Here, bioinformatician Nana Mensah explains why
healthcare
Automated application of novel gene-disease associations to scale genomic reanalysis
Genomic data is a digital resource that can be revisited, therefore new knowledge allows us to better diagnose old and new patient. However, applying it to p...
Think like a Health Data Scientist
When we interact with the health service, we leave a footprint. Imagine scrapyards, filled with old metal filing cabinets, retired from their jobs as keepers...
Mind your mindset
Healthcare Science is a vocation. It takes years of hard work just to become minimally competent. As time passes, the enthusiasm and gratitude we begin our t...
NHS
Automated application of novel gene-disease associations to scale genomic reanalysis
Genomic data is a digital resource that can be revisited, therefore new knowledge allows us to better diagnose old and new patient. However, applying it to p...
Think like a Health Data Scientist
When we interact with the health service, we leave a footprint. Imagine scrapyards, filled with old metal filing cabinets, retired from their jobs as keepers...
My story for NHS Health Careers
Growing up I had always been the ‘techie’ of the house, fixing my family’s broken iPods, printers and PCs. I later bought a few textbooks online and I spent ...
genetics
Professor Sir Michael Stratton on The Life Scientific
Question - Can you name a breast cancer gene? If we surveyed the public, BRCA would be my bet for the most common reply. Thanks to Angelina Jolie, you may al...
Will AI replace cancer geneticists?
Personalised medicine in clinical practice is today’s reality. In the field of cancer genetics, modern sequencing technologies are used to identify molecular...
science
Think like a Health Data Scientist
When we interact with the health service, we leave a footprint. Imagine scrapyards, filled with old metal filing cabinets, retired from their jobs as keepers...
Mind your mindset
Healthcare Science is a vocation. It takes years of hard work just to become minimally competent. As time passes, the enthusiasm and gratitude we begin our t...
python
Automated application of novel gene-disease associations to scale genomic reanalysis
Genomic data is a digital resource that can be revisited, therefore new knowledge allows us to better diagnose old and new patient. However, applying it to p...
Think like a Health Data Scientist
When we interact with the health service, we leave a footprint. Imagine scrapyards, filled with old metal filing cabinets, retired from their jobs as keepers...
ai
Will AI replace cancer geneticists?
Personalised medicine in clinical practice is today’s reality. In the field of cancer genetics, modern sequencing technologies are used to identify molecular...
artificial-intelligence
Will AI replace cancer geneticists?
Personalised medicine in clinical practice is today’s reality. In the field of cancer genetics, modern sequencing technologies are used to identify molecular...
caner
Will AI replace cancer geneticists?
Personalised medicine in clinical practice is today’s reality. In the field of cancer genetics, modern sequencing technologies are used to identify molecular...
cancer
Professor Sir Michael Stratton on The Life Scientific
Question - Can you name a breast cancer gene? If we surveyed the public, BRCA would be my bet for the most common reply. Thanks to Angelina Jolie, you may al...
bbc
Professor Sir Michael Stratton on The Life Scientific
Question - Can you name a breast cancer gene? If we surveyed the public, BRCA would be my bet for the most common reply. Thanks to Angelina Jolie, you may al...
training
Mind your mindset
Healthcare Science is a vocation. It takes years of hard work just to become minimally competent. As time passes, the enthusiasm and gratitude we begin our t...
mindset
Mind your mindset
Healthcare Science is a vocation. It takes years of hard work just to become minimally competent. As time passes, the enthusiasm and gratitude we begin our t...
motivation
Mind your mindset
Healthcare Science is a vocation. It takes years of hard work just to become minimally competent. As time passes, the enthusiasm and gratitude we begin our t...
dna
BSA Future Debates: Would you share your DNA?
The Wellcome Collection aims to challenge the way we think about health. What better place than this for a public debate on the question - ‘Would you share y...
privacy
BSA Future Debates: Would you share your DNA?
The Wellcome Collection aims to challenge the way we think about health. What better place than this for a public debate on the question - ‘Would you share y...
topol
Can genomic medicine attract, recruit and retain clinical bioinformaticians?
Two decades since the first drafts of the human genome were published, and the formerly niche practice of clinical genomics is being mainstreamed. The new NH...
AI
Can genomic medicine attract, recruit and retain clinical bioinformaticians?
Two decades since the first drafts of the human genome were published, and the formerly niche practice of clinical genomics is being mainstreamed. The new NH...
data
Think like a Health Data Scientist
When we interact with the health service, we leave a footprint. Imagine scrapyards, filled with old metal filing cabinets, retired from their jobs as keepers...
statistics
Think like a Health Data Scientist
When we interact with the health service, we leave a footprint. Imagine scrapyards, filled with old metal filing cabinets, retired from their jobs as keepers...
R
Think like a Health Data Scientist
When we interact with the health service, we leave a footprint. Imagine scrapyards, filled with old metal filing cabinets, retired from their jobs as keepers...
paper
Automated application of novel gene-disease associations to scale genomic reanalysis
Genomic data is a digital resource that can be revisited, therefore new knowledge allows us to better diagnose old and new patient. However, applying it to p...