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Learning the Language of Genomes
An international conference from the Genetics Society

Details

When? Monday 15 November 2027, 09:00 to 18:00
Where? Francis Crick Institute, London

An international conference from the Genetics Society


This two-day conference will run from Monday 15 to Tuesday 16 November 2027 in London.  

Meeting background

This international meeting will bring together world-leading experts in various aspects of Genomics, showcasing the most recent advances within this area of science. The conference will also provide a platform for early and mid-career researchers to present their recent findings, discuss ideas, and form new connections and collaborations that will advance the field of Genomic biology.

Programme

Please download a copy of the draft programme. 

Further speakers will be added in due course. 

Invited speakers

Sarah Teichmann - University of Cambridge
Jason Chin - The Ellison Institute
Ziga Avsec - DeepMind
Brian Hie - Arc Institute
Simon Myers - University of Oxford
Glennis Logsdon - University of Pennsylvania
Magnus Nordborg - Gregor Mendel Institute
Wendy Bickmore - Genetics Society Medal

Organisers

Professor Mark Chapman - Applied and Quantitative Genetics
Cristina Fonesca - Communication Support
Daniel Fordham - Corporate Genetics and Biotechnology
Professor Ian Henderson - Honorary Secretary
Maxim Kapralov  - Scientific Meetings Secretary
Matthew Loose - Genomics
Professor Gil McVean - President
Dr Nicola Nadeau - Evolutionary, Ecological and Population Genetics
Alison Woollard  - VP (Policy)
Dr Yan Wong - Corporate Genetics and Biotechnology

Abstracts
All abstracts will be considered. To submit an abstract please log into your mySociety member account, then follow the instructions at the bottom of this page to submit an abstract. Non-members, please create an account in mySociety and then follow the instructions as above. 

Submission for abstracts are not yet open.

Registration instructions

Please log into your mySociety member account (if you're not a member then you can create an account), then click ‘Book this event' at the top of this page. 

Please note registrations are not yet open for this event.

Cost 

When booking, there will be the option to book as a Genetics Society member or non-member, or student.
Please note that registration rates do not include the Gala dinner, this must be added on during booking.

Virtual attendance will not be available at this event.

Registration rates are TBC

You can find information about the Genetics Society grants, including the Junior Scientist Conference grant, and Carers award, on our website.

Accommodation

Accommodation is not included in the conference registration cost and we recommend booking accommodation as soon as possible using the below options.
  • Premier Inn, London St Pancras
  • Premier Inn Hub, London Kings Cross
  • Kings Cross Inn Hotel
  • Carlton Hotel Kings Cross
  • Travelodge, London Central Euston


About the venue

The Francis Crick Institute is a 3 minute walk from Kings Cross and St Pancras International stations. The nearest airports are London City Airport, Heathrow or Stansted. Further information on getting to the venue is available on the Francis Crick Institute website.

Special requirements

If you have accessibility requirements, please let us know during your booking, and we will do what we can to accommodate your needs.

Cancellation Policy 

Cancellation 10 working days before the start of the event = 100% refund less 25% administration fee
Cancellation between 5 - 10 working days before the start of the event = 50% refund less 25% administration fee
Cancellation less than 5 working days before, or non-attendance at the event = 0% refund

Sponsorship

If you would like to sponsor this event, please contact Evie Drennan at events@rsb.org.uk 

Contact

This Genetics Society event is being supported by the Royal Society of Biology. Please direct all meeting or booking queries to Evie Drennan at events@rsb.org.uk

Code of Conduct

We are committed to ensuring equal opportunities and we support diversity throughout. We proactively promote a culture of inclusivity within our discipline and the broader community. It is vital that everyone attending is free from any form of harassment or discrimination, feels comfortable and safe, and has the opportunity for an enjoyable experience. By attending this event, you agree to abide by this code of conduct.

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