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It's a beautiful morning in Dublin city centre for #ISHG2024

We’re proud to be part of the new UK Research and Innovation Mental Health Platform (UKRI Mental Health Platform)! Dr Jess Tyrrell is leading work around causal links between genetics and severe mental illness as part of the new Hub for Metabolic Psychiatry .

I'm very excited to have our work on recessive developmental disorders published at Nature Genetics! See here for the tweetorial (x.com/kartikchundru/…). There were some exciting updates during the reviews which I'll highlight here... (1/n) sanger.ac.uk/news_item/most…

Come and work with our team! 2 research posts available either grad or postdoc level: tinyurl.com/57jthuxp (closes 29Sept), and tinyurl.com/ycfz7yxt (closes 9 Oct). Data, genetics, interesting biology, supportive colleagues, lovely place to live!

Wonderful to celebrate the inaugural lecture from my dear friend Jane Wilkinson this evening Southampton Medicine medicine. In the words of Dolly Parton ‘you can’t make old friends’

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New paper in AJHG investigating the phenotypic spectrum of dual diagnoses in developmental disorders - doubly unlucky patients with two independent genetic conditions. Lovely work from two Exeter Med School students, plus Kartik Chundru Helen Firth. doi.org/10.1016/j.ajhg…

Delighted to be invited to speak at the very first GPED Annual Meeting (Virtual) 😊

Welcome to Dr Nikolas Nikolaou, who started as a new group leader in the LSI and Senior Lecturer in CBS. LSI Exeter Nikolas Nikolaou University of Exeter Faculty of Health & Life Sci

What geneticists fear the most: The Cambridge Plot.

Superb finale to #BSGM2024! Sian Ellard sharing inspiring stories from an impressive career dedicated to advancing #Genomics, championing multidisciplinary best practice, education and training BSGM ACGS #ExeterDiabetes 👏

✨#PhD opportunity with myself, Jane Masoli and Jack Bowden We will use #genetics to study how #cardiovascular risk factors vary with age, to improve mechanistic understand and clinical risk prediction🧬📈 Funded for 3.5 years! Deadline 3rd December University of Exeter #ASHG24

Penn Stanford University University of Oxford ASHG Trainee Research Excellence Post-Doctoral Winners also accepted their awards during #ASHG24! 🏆Rosemary Bamford (University of Exeter) 🏆Johanna Smith (Mayo Clinic) 🏆 Giovanni Quinones-Valdez (University of California) Congratulations everyone! 🎊

Congratulations Rosie 🥳

I was reading about the genetics of ovarian aging, particularly on the link between breast cancer genes and age at menopause. The below plot is from a 2021 study that looked into rare variant associations with age at natural menopause using exome data of 50k women in the UK

Talk about impact on patient care! Genetic diagnoses actually changed treatment plans for 28% of patients, and connected families with support groups, key resources, and reproductive counseling bit.ly/3Zy0Dpq Caroline Wright #GIMO #ClinicalAudit #DevelopmentalDisorders

Register now to join me at The Festival of Genomics & Biodata next month. Curious? Let me know what questions you’d love me to answer in my session. Registration is free for over 90% of the audience, click here to reserve your space: hubs.la/Q02TptWZ0 #FOG2025

Register now to join me at The Festival of Genomics & Biodata next month.   Curious? Let me know what questions you’d love me to answer in my session.   Registration is free for over 90% of the audience, click here to reserve your space: hubs.la/Q02TptWZ0   #FOG2025

👀 Consultant job advert👇 Come and work with us in the beautiful South West of England. Home of 🌊🌳and world leading 🧬 (University of Bristol NIHR Exeter Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) South West Genomic Laboratory Hub and ExeterGenomes) Please DM me if interested, Im happy to answer any questions / arrange a meeting with our leads 🙂.

In 35 years of diabetes research This work from John Dennis is the most important I have been involved with in 25 years in research! Doctors can know, for first time, the likely glucose lowering of 5 drugs for specific patients. Uses routine data so no cost. Try it see below!