Developing versatility in experience and expertise is key to success, especially with the constant change in research and clinical environments in the current world.

Have you ever wanted to attend a journal club where the authors present their data? Now is your chance!

Advocacy is more important than ever. Dr. Allison McCague with President and CEO of Research!America, Mary Woolley, discuss science advocacy with Dr. Lynn Jorde.

Learn how to engage your community around genetics online and in person.

Drs. David Reich and Joshua Akey discuss ancient genomes.

Drs. Chris Gunter, Jennifer Below, and Janina Jeff discuss using Twitter professionally, how to reach large audiences on Reddit, and using a podcast to discuss genetic...

Join Drs. Natalia Gomez-Ospina and Kiran Musunuru as they discuss somatic and germline genome editing and the future research agenda for therapeutic genome editing.

Join Drs. Diana Bianchi and Dennis Lo as they discuss cell-free DNA from origins to utilization.

Several large scale national studies have been launched to collect phenotypic and genomic data on large populations. These studies will form the basis for future...

Join Drs. Yvonne Bombard and Howard Levy as they discuss navigating the challenges that arise with recontacting.

This webinar will focus on the current status of development of polygenic risk scores, how they may be applied in the context of research and clinical assessment, as...

Join us with Sharon Milgram PhD, Director of the Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and learn how to manage...

Join speakers Carla Easter, PhD and Christina Vallianatos, PhD candidate to learn how you can get involved in DNA Day activities with our guest moderator, Maurice...

Join Drs. Susan A. Slaugenhaupt and Matthew Alexander as they discuss the process of research and genetic-based therapeutic developments in their work.

The “Matchmaker Exchange” was launched in 2013 in order to facilitate the process of matching a patient with a rare disease and a candidate gene to another to identify...