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ASHG TV 2016

ASHG TV returns in 2016 to Vancouver, Canada on October 18-22 at the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) Annual Meeting.

ASHG TV will be covering the issues that emerge at the meeting whether in a workshop, debate or speech and to raise the visibility of the field of Human Genetics.

As well as highlight collaborations between diverse institutions with exclusive reports, produced especially for the conference from research institutions, universities and private sector organizations. Find out more here: http://www.ashg.org/

ASHG TV 2016

Plotting the course for a road map to Precision Medicine in Asia

Plotting the course for a road map to Precision Medicine in Asia

Genomic Medicine Institute, Seoul National University

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The Genomics Medicine Institute in collaboration with Macrogen has been applying the next-generation sequencing technologies towards studying the genomic architecture in the Asian population, identification of driver mutations in cancers and epigenomic mechanism of cell differentiation.

www.gmi.ac.kr

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ASHG Annual Meeting in Vancouver

ASHG Annual Meeting in Vancouver

Interview with Anthony Antonellis, 2016 ASHG Program Chair

https://youtu.be/rFks6zIr4ws

Opportunities For Up and Coming Scientists

Opportunities For Up and Coming Scientists

Amy Stark, 2016 ASHG Chair of Training and Development Committee

https://youtu.be/O1y9MCLiHZ8

First Genomics Hackathon in Canada

First Genomics Hackathon in Canada

Adriana Suarez, Member of the Organizing Committee for HackSeq

https://youtu.be/kzOFNPX5t5Q

Collaborating with the American Physiological Society (APS)

Collaborating with the American Physiological Society (APS)

APS Joint Symposium at ASHG 2016

https://youtu.be/JvO5S0K4fZg

How does ASHG keep you current in your field?

How does ASHG keep you current in your field?

ASHG 2016 Attendees

https://youtu.be/o9ewKzuYN38

CRISPR: A New Paradigm for Forward Human Genetics

CRISPR: A New Paradigm for Forward Human Genetics

Update on Human Genome Editing

https://youtu.be/MCBMaHwhQvY

Methods for Genome and Transcriptome Wide Association Studies

Methods for Genome and Transcriptome Wide Association Studies

Dr. John Eicher and Dr. Noah Zaitlen

https://youtu.be/fe0X5Pa6QGQ

Policy Advocacy for Human Genetics

Policy Advocacy for Human Genetics

Derek Scholes

https://youtu.be/iwr8ACQFQxU

Centenary of R.A. Fisher's Paper - ASHG 2016

Centenary of R.A. Fisher's Paper - ASHG 2016

Foundations of Genetics Research

https://youtu.be/mtOLslXb9ZA

Beyond DNA Fingerprinting

Beyond DNA Fingerprinting

Novel Developments in Forensics

https://youtu.be/AiRUJKBGHt4

We ask ASHG16 attendees - Which sessions are you enjoying the most?

We ask ASHG16 attendees - Which sessions are you enjoying the most?

ASHG TV Question of the Day

https://youtu.be/6NfILQevMF0

Insights from Large Cohorts: ASHG 2016

Insights from Large Cohorts: ASHG 2016

Opportunities and Benefits for Research

https://youtu.be/liCNIzjvBe8

Traditional and Novel Methods of Genetic/ Genome Counseling

Traditional and Novel Methods of Genetic/ Genome Counseling

Dr. Jehannine Austin and Patricia Birch, University of British Columbia

https://youtu.be/PZryOQkSvt4

Inherited Retinal Diseases - ASHG 2016

Inherited Retinal Diseases - ASHG 2016

Dan Koboldt, Session Moderator

https://youtu.be/77TrPaUNUpo

Importance of Studying Rare Variants - ASHG 2016

Importance of Studying Rare Variants - ASHG 2016

Dr. Dale Nyholt and Dr. Gemma Carvill

https://youtu.be/TXDCEsqrMjo

ASHG Genetic/Genome Editing Policy Statement

ASHG Genetic/Genome Editing Policy Statement

Kelly Ormond, ASHG Social Issues Committee

https://youtu.be/qLaPM-dxcKA

What new knowledge are you taking back with you from ASHG 2016?

What new knowledge are you taking back with you from ASHG 2016?

ASHG TV asks attendees

https://youtu.be/RXBY7r6Tyos

Bridging the Gap in Genetics

Bridging the Gap in Genetics

Center for Human Disease Modeling, Duke University

https://youtu.be/VU-_JH4uXuA

Discovery to Treatment In Real Time

Discovery to Treatment In Real Time

Brigham and Women's Hospital Cardiovascular Genetics Center

https://youtu.be/Cun3xq2dFVs

At the forefront of the revolution in genome technology

At the forefront of the revolution in genome technology

Genomics at the University of Edinburgh

https://youtu.be/EzgU0TBZdXs

Plotting the course for a road map to Precision Medicine in Asia

Plotting the course for a road map to Precision Medicine in Asia

Genomic Medicine Institute, Seoul National University

https://youtu.be/JzQokpBqxIY

Pioneering Studies on the Brain

Pioneering Studies on the Brain

ENIGMA Consortium - USC Keck

https://youtu.be/0RR5J7aSmvw

Mapping Genetics to Prevent Disease

Mapping Genetics to Prevent Disease

Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation

https://youtu.be/_PomjlaMXXI

Broadly Focussed Translational Genetics Research

Broadly Focussed Translational Genetics Research

Department of Human Genetics, Leiden University Medical Center, The Netherlands

https://youtu.be/nkfkEWbOgHg

Preemptive Genotyping Approach

Preemptive Genotyping Approach

The International Reference Center for Pharmacogenetics at the Department of Clinical Chemistry, Erasmus MC Rotterdam

https://youtu.be/t4MMRO-0UuM

Gene Sequencing on a National Scale

Gene Sequencing on a National Scale

100,000 Genomes Project, Genomics England

https://youtu.be/sM9puNHldWw

Personalizing Medicine

Personalizing Medicine

NorthShore University HealthSystem

https://youtu.be/XcY3uIi_aFE

At the Centre of Genomic Discovery and Analytics

At the Centre of Genomic Discovery and Analytics

Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics