Looking for a unique networking opportunity? Then The Festival of Genomics & Biodata is the place for you! With thousands of genomics and biodata experts all under one roof, there’s no better place to make new connections and catch up with old friends. Register: hubs.la/Q04zg38w0  #FOG2027

Sam Behjati (Group Leader, Wellcome Sanger Institute) takes single-cell mRNA sequencing from the Human Cell Atlas to the bedside and considers its clinical potential at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zg48z0  #FOG2027 #SingleCell #HumanCellAtlas

Our social mission – to deliver the benefits of genomics to patients faster – drives everything we do. That’s why The Festival of Genomics and Biodata is FREE for 90% of attendees. Check if you’re eligible for a free ticket here: hubs.la/Q04zg3z10  #FOG2027

Understand biology, one cell at a time on the Single-cell Stage at FOG London this January. Cell atlases, technology advances and AI-enabled analysis are revealing cellular diversity, disease mechanisms and new drug targets. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zg2d_0  #FOG2027 #SingleCell #DrugDiscovery

On your FOG London exhibition floor route this January: Element Biosciences (@ElemBio). Stop by their stand for conversations focused on your genomics work, priorities and challenges. Book your ticket: hubs.la/Q04zqfZy0   #FOG2027 #Genomics #Biodata #LifeSciences

Heading to FOG London this January? Add @Agena_Bio to your exhibition floor plans and connect with the genomics and biodata community. Book your ticket: hubs.la/Q04zf_LP0   #FOG2027 #Genomics #Biodata

From AI-enabled drug discovery and multi-omics to cancer diagnostics, precision medicine, gene therapy and the microbiome, FOG London spans the field this January. Find the sessions that matter to your work. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zpWJg0  #FOG2027 #Genomics #Biodata #LifeSciences

Sergii Strelchuk (Associate Professor of Computer Science, University of Oxford) presents the first demonstration of a virus genome encoded on a quantum computer and its implications for bioinformatics at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zf-YG0  #FOG2027 #QuantumComputing #Genomics

Ben O'Leary (Group Leader: Evolution and Translational Genomics, The Institute of Cancer Research) discusses how ctDNA testing informs curative-intent and palliative treatment for head and neck cancer at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zf_5G0  #FOG2027 #ctDNA #HeadAndNeckCancer

Roser Vento-Tormo (Group Leader, Wellcome Sanger Institute) brings female reproductive tissue biology into focus using single-cell, spatial and computational tools at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zf_cV0  #FOG2027 #WomensHealth #SingleCell #SpatialBiology

Georg Zeller (Professor, Leiden University Medical Center) moves beyond microbiome associations, using large-scale meta-analysis to uncover robust disease signatures and functional insights at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zf_hN0  #FOG2027 #Microbiome #Metagenomics

Melanie Bailey (Professor, King’s College London and University of Surrey) details how capillary sampling and mass spectrometry reveal single- and sub-cellular responses at the SEISMIC Facility at FOG London this January. Register here: hubs.la/Q04zf_kS0  #FOG2027 #SpatialOmics #MassSpectrometry