Realizing the benefits of human genetics and genomics research for people everywhere.
Transcriptome prediction performance across machine learning models and diverse ancestries Position: Data Scientist II. Marcus Institute for Aging Research – Harvard Medical School ASHG: Can you describe the type of research that has your primary focus? Paul Okoro: My research centers on developing and utilizing data-driven integrated bioinformatics and statistical frameworks. Specifically, I work on... Read More
ASHG offers you a variety of digital programming year-round in the ASHG Learning Center. Home to the Society’s professional education and covering the latest science, insights into career development, and interactive technology workshops, the ASHG Learning Center delivers live and on-demand content for human genetics and genomics researchers year-round outside of the Annual Meeting. The... Read More
ASHG’s 2023 Annual Meeting will be full of celebration and science through Sunday this year so make plans to stay through the weekend to join exciting activities and events that will celebrate in style and feature top scientists looking to the future of human genetics. ASHG’s annual meeting is the largest scientific conference on human... Read More
Each year, as thousands of colleagues gather for the ASHG Annual Meeting, I’m reminded of the depth of the relationships that have been formed over the years in the human genetics and genomics research community amongst the many people who are passionate about sharing their science. It’s a reminder that we’re strongest when we work... Read More
The fall U.S. legislative season will be a busy one and ASHG will be calling on U.S. ASHG members to contact their members of Congress to support and protect funding for the National Institutes of Health. Here is what you need to know – and how and when ASHG may ask for your active engagement. ... Read More