Recent news from across the One Health Genomics Edinburgh network. Latest News Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to Cost-effective DNA analysis could support dog research 06 February, 2024 Lower-cost genomic analysis could enable affordable screening of individual dogs for genetic health… Virus ancestry could help predict next pandemic 05 February, 2024 A new study has identified 70 virus lineages that pose the biggest risk of causing future global… Early career researchers attend Edinburgh Next Generation of Genomics Symposium (ENGoGS23) 02 February, 2024 ENGoGS23 was held on the 14th November 2023 at the Playfair Library. West Nile virus study sheds light on mitigating outbreaks 25 January, 2024 Mapping development of mosquito-borne virus offers clarity on managing risk of infections. First comprehensive molecular picture of ovarian carcinosarcoma 17 January, 2024 A study led by Edinburgh Cancer Centre scientists provides the first comprehensive molecular… Romana Gorjanc on Genomics@Edinburgh and more 12 December, 2023 Romana Gorjanc, Project Officer for the Fleming Fund Fellowship Scheme, discusses her career so far… Strengthening colorectal cancer research in Scotland by appointing first surgical research chair 27 April, 2023 Farhat Din of the Institute of Genetics and Cancer becomes Scotland's first Chair in Surgical… Thousands of people diagnosed with rare genetic diseases in large research study 27 April, 2023 Around 5,500 people with severe developmental disabilities now know the genetic cause of… New test could help detect type 2 diabetes risk 25 April, 2023 Analysis of DNA changes in the blood can better predict a person's risk of developing type 2… Gene activity and digit structure determine fingerprint patterns 22 March, 2023 Fingerprint formation is initiated by a specific molecular process influenced by the anatomy of the… New study using Generation Scotland and Viking Genes data finds over 500 genes linked to lung health 15 March, 2023 Genomes from over half-a-million participants worldwide were analysed, making it the largest and… £4 million for Scotland to research new cancer treatments 07 February, 2023 The development of new cancer treatments in Scotland is to receive up to £4 million in funding to… Generation Scotland seeks new volunteers to take part in nation's health study 01 February, 2023 All adults and young people in Scotland are being asked to take part in a large-scale study that… Professor Cathy Abbott appointed to NC3Rs Board 24 January, 2023 Professor Cathy Abbott, Professor of Mammalian Molecular Genetics and Group Leader at CGEM, joins… A picky eater? It could be in your DNA 24 January, 2023 The largest genetic study of our food likes and dislikes sheds new light on people's eating… Dr Adrian Muwonge on developing community-tailored solutions to combat antimicrobial resistance 20 December, 2022 He talks about using the gut microbiome of farmers and their animals in research to combat… Scotland's Covid 19 wastewater data could provide new health insights 06 December, 2022 Data from Scotland's Covid 19 wastewater programme could provide future insights into the… Centre for Engineering Biology for the future 06 December, 2022 A new Centre for Engineering Biology at the University of Edinburgh will build on existing… Dr Vera Kaiser on the importance of good methods for analysing mountains of data 23 November, 2022 She talks about using computational approaches to integrate and extract information from data sets… Dr Juliane Friedrich on the genetic diversity of indigenous cattle populations 03 November, 2022 She talks about the challenges in livestock genomics, how to translate information from research… 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … This article was published on Friday 31 January 2025
