I was fortunate to attend a unique Citizen Jury on Genomics in Newborn Screening - an impressive example of everyday Australians engaging thoughtfully with complex issues. The facilitation was outstanding, and the jury should be proud of their considered...

While in Melbourne, I also attended the Population and Precision Health Summit hosted by Oxford Nanopore. The international presentations reinforced the importance of diversity, inclusion, and equity in genomics. Pictured: Prof. Jonathon Edgeworth, Dr Natalie Thorne...

With Melbourne Genomics wrapping up in December, I want to especially acknowledge Clara Gaff and the Melbourne Genomics team for delivering a fantastic State of Clinical Genomics Day. The event was a clear testament to the years of foundational work driving clinical...

A fabulous evening connecting with InGeNA members, partners, and friends! The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, and we’ll continue to create these opportunities for connection. With Melbourne Genomics and Australian Genomics wrapping up this year, our role in...

On Rare Disease Day, I had the privilege of speaking on a panel alongside our Consumer Advisory Group (CAG) members, hosted by our CAG Chair Monica Ferrie.   The discussion underscored the critical role of genomics and precision medicine in transforming outcomes for...