The term “genomics” describes the application of DNA sequencing and other ‘omics technologies to the understanding of biological systems and processes at a genome-wide scale. Genomics can encompass studies of the genome and epigenome, the transcriptome, downstream effects on the proteome and metabolome, and the microbiome; and be carried out at different scales. Genomics at Edinburgh Genomics at Edinburgh is a network and hub for all genomics research at the University of Edinburgh. We aim to connect and integrate genomics researchers from around the University, promote our excellent genomics research to internal and external stakeholders, drive innovation, improve collaboration, and derive new opportunities from working with external partners. Institutes and Centres The University of Edinburgh is home to a number of institutes and centres focusing on specific areas of genomics research Our research Find links to over sixty research groups working on genomics research covering all aspects of the biomedical sciences News and Events Details about news highlights and events across the Genomics at Edinburgh network Teaching and Training Join the academic community of the University of Edinburgh at one of the best universities in the world Facilities and Technologies Learn about the multiple genomics and genomics-related facilities at the University of Edinburgh Resources A list of resources (laboratory resources, software, etc.) available through collaboration Other Networks Find out about other related networks or activities across Edinburgh and Scotland About Us Learn about the Genomics at Edinburgh network, how we're organised, and how to contact us This article was published on 2022-11-03
