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Overlap of DNA markers in research and law enforcement erodes public trust

A policy forum published in Science argues that using the same DNA markers in human tissue research that are used […]

Genomics: repairing public trust

The term “genomics” was first coined in 1986 by Tom Roderick, a geneticist from The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine, […]

Data sharing at risk due to lack of public trust

The largest ever survey looking at global public perceptions of genomic data sharing suggests that more work is needed to […]

FoG 2020 Presentation Arti Patel & Francesca Wicks, Unique: Educating Genomics Professionals and the General Public The How & Why

Arti Patel, BSc (Hons) I was delighted to join the Unique team in August 2015 as an Information Officer. My […]

Genomics Week in Brief: Week ending 1st December

It’s been a busy week in the genomics world, and we know that keeping up can be tough. In Week […]

World of Genomics: Belarus

Sometimes referred to as the “Lungs of Europe,” Belarus is a country famous for the breathtaking forests that make up […]

World of Genomics: Vietnam

World of Genomics: Vietnam originally written by Sophie Ormiston, September 2021. Updated by Bethany Hanson, November 2023. In our latest […]

Spatial transcriptomics and multiomics in cancer research

Spatial context matters in complex biology. From cancer prevention to cancer biology, and for both translational and clinical studies, multiomic spatial […]

The State Of: Genomics in Aging

Aging is a natural and inevitable part of life, but the way we age and the traits we typically associate […]

World of Genomics: Slovenia

Article written by Bethany Hanson, Science Communications Writer. Known for its stunning glacial lakes and historic mountain towns, we head […]