This blog talks through the structure of our Research Network and how the community is gaining new insights about genomics and our health.
What is the Genomics England Research Network?
This blog talks through the structure of our Research Network and how the community is gaining new insights about genomics and our health.
What is the Genomics England Research Network?
In part 2 of this series, Genome Data Scientists Olena and Nadezda discuss our approach to variant recovery in incidences of contaminated normal samples during somatic variant detection.
Tumour in normal contamination (TINC) Part 2: Approaching variant recovery
A recent study analysing genetic and clinical data from over 13,000 people with cancer has shown the benefits of using genomics in routine care.
Another step closer to personalised cancer care
Researcher Holly Ellard explores written communication in the Genomic Medicine Service by looking at letters to patients.
Researcher on the rise: Holly Ellard
The NDRS is a valuable data source for cancer researchers. A team at Genomics England have been mapping NDRS data to a common model, making it widely accessible for approved researchers.
Expertise, experience, and endurance: mapping NHS cancer records to a common data model
The Genomics England Diverse Data team review the 100,000 Genomes Project for potential biases between groups with different ancestries.
Diversity and genetic ancestry effects in the Cancer Cohort of the 100,000 Genomes Project