Network for human genetics researchers in London & surrounding areas. @gensocuk special interest group. Meetings, workshops, job opportunities and more!
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London Genetics Network retweeted
We are hosting the South of England Genetic Epidemiology Group (SEGEG) meeting at the University of Exeter on July 1st!
Registration is free and now open - forms.office.com/e/tengc4eKL…
London Genetics Network retweeted
Fully funded PhD studentship available in my lab. Come and join our team investigating the genetic architecture of early neurodevelopment. Gain many transferable skills in coding, writing, presenting and much more jobs.ac.uk/job/DFN251/phd-st… @UniOfSurrey @LdnGeneNet @michaelpluess
London Genetics Network retweeted
On *Friday 28th July* at 11am we will host our next LGN methods meeting with Dr Ville Karhunen @karhunen_v
presenting "FiniMOM”, a fine-mapping method for summary-level data.
LGN members, check your inbox for the meeting link & other details.
@AndreAllegrini
@chrisrayner
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London Genetics Network retweeted
Join our fantastic committee and help us in our mission to promote research, training, teaching and public engagement in all areas of #Genetics.
Nominations/applications deadline: 28 Feb!
genetics.org.uk/about-us/com…
ALT Blue poster with illustration of 3 people working on a vision board. Text: Join our committee. We are looking for: a representative with expertise in the area of genomics, a post-graduate student representative and a honorary secretary
London Genetics Network retweeted
We may be late to the party, but visual summaries of meetings are *chef's kiss*!!
So, even though we're not in London, & unable to attend a @LdnGeneNet meeting we can still enjoy these illustrations of the talks by @SandraHowgate!
@ICHG2023 @RajRamesar 💡 for #ICHG2023?
Visual summary of the first key note talk by Prof Robert Plomin, created by the amazing Sandra Howgate @SandraHowgate
London Genetics Network retweeted
📢 Come and join our team! My lab is recruiting a postdoc to work on cell type specific epigenetic regulation in Alzheimer's disease. Apply by 4 Jan.
Email for queries and apply here:
👉 tinyurl.com/5c8hy52v
Please RT.
London Genetics Network retweeted
What an amazing keynote lecture from Prof Marta Korbonits (QMUL) on #PituitaryAdenoma #genetics and her team’s functional experiments to prove causality of #RareVariants in gigantism #LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet 🔬🧬
London Genetics Network retweeted
P Munroe @munroe_patsy taking us into a journey through the genetics of blood pressure: rare and common variants, effector genes, pathways, mouse evidence, cellular modelling...
#LGN2022
London Genetics Network retweeted
❤️Absolutely love this illustration by @SandraHowgate highlighting some fundamental ideas in rare disease genomics to tackle the challenges of the non-coding genome #LGN2022
live illustration of Dr Jamie Ellingford's talk @j_ellingford by our illustrator Sandra Howgate @SandraHowgate #LGN2022
London Genetics Network retweeted
Such an interesting keynote from Prof Marta Korbonits (QMUL) on #PituitaryAdenoma #genetics - really nice functional experiments to prove causality of #RareVariants #LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet
London Genetics Network retweeted
Very much enjoyed the talk from Dr Emma Magavern (QMUL) showing how much is to be gained from using #genetics to guide #pharmacotherapy & #pharmacovigilance & the importance of considering diverse ethnic groups. #LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet
London Genetics Network retweeted
Great talk from @j_ellingford on interpreting #NonCodingVariants in @GenomicsEngland data with focus in ophthalmological disorders #LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet
London Genetics Network retweeted
📢#LGN2022 folks, please share your thoughts
Is there still a divide between #RareDisease and common #ComplexGenetics?
Thrilled to share my thoughts with you after lunch at the @LdnGeneNet annual meeting, before keynote rare disease speaker @KorbonitsL
@QMULWHRI @QMUL_C4TB
London Genetics Network retweeted
Great talk from @j_ellingford on interpreting #NonCodingVariants in #RareDisease 🧬 Highlighted available New guidelines for standardized clinical variant interpretation & that Functional information & methods used are critical for variant interpretation. #LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet
London Genetics Network retweeted
2 weeks to go!
The SGDP Anti-Racism Working Group are excited to host an online talk with Jedidiah Carlson (@JedMSP), titled "Disrupting the weaponisation of genetics research by extremists" at 15.00 GMT on Thursday 15th Dec.
All are welcome! Sign up here: eventbrite.com/e/disrupting-…
London Genetics Network retweeted
Think quantitatively!
Common disorders are quantitative traits.
Fascinating talk by prof Robert Plomin at the #LGN2022 annual meeting @LdnGeneNet
London Genetics Network retweeted
R Plomin on behavioural genomic research: Disorders are dimensions. There are no common disorders, just quantitative traits.
#LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet
London Genetics Network retweeted
Great to be at a London Genetics Network meeting in person this year 🤩 Lots of new and familiar faces - and looks like great representation from lots of institutions 😁
#LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet
#genetics #GeneticsNetwork #RareDisease #CommonDisease @SGUL_Genetics
London Genetics Network retweeted
#LGN2022 @LdnGeneNet Excited for the first London Genetics meeting in person for a long time! @QMULWHRI
London Genetics Network retweeted
One week to go! We have an amazing speaker line-up of human geneticists from across London & surrounding areas, ECR+care awards, an evening social & an on-site illustrator! Tickets are now sold out (there is a wait list). Looking forward to seeing everyone! 1/n
🚨We are thrilled to announce the LGN annual meeting on 2nd Dec! LGN members, check your inbox to sign up for an event on the genetics of complex traits & rare diseases, including keynotes from Prof Marta Korbonits & Prof Robert Plomin. ECRs can submit abstracts for flash talks!
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