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Milestone: all patient reports issued
June 26, 2019
Melbourne Genomics is marking yet another significant milestone, with all clinical projects having finalised patient reports.
Short course prepares medical professionals for genomics
June 26, 2019
More medical professionals will know how to choose the right genomic test for patients, and order and interpret the test reports, after a new Melbourne Genomics’ short course gets underway in coming weeks.
Making data useful for researchers
June 26, 2019
Professor Anthony Brookes is a Genomics and Bioinformatics academic at the University of Leicester (UK). His work is focused on bioinformatics of rare and common disease, as well as biobanking and genomics technology challenges.
In April 2019, Professor Brookes travelled to Australia as an Immersion Visitor with Melbourne Genomics to share his expertise on data challenges and to learn more about the program.
We had the opportunity to sit down and ask him about his work and his experience in Melbourne.
Clara Gaff recognised with leadership award
April 9, 2019
Melbourne Genomics Executive Director, Associate Professor Clara Gaff, was today recognised for her contribution to genomics in the 2019 BioMelbourne Network Women in Leadership Awards.
First completed clinical project shows benefit of genomics for families with DCM
April 9, 2019
The Melbourne Genomics clinical project investigating the impact of genomic sequencing for the genetic heart condition dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), has become the first of our projects to be finalised – with all activities now delivered.
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