29.06.2021
ANNOUNCING: The 20th International Gene Forum
Our member The Institute of Genomics of the University of Tartu is organizing the 20th International Gene Forum on August , 25–27.
This year’s conference will be held online! It provides an opportunity for much wider audience to listen to presentations by top scientist in the field of genomics.
Due to its interdisciplinary scope, the conference brings together 18 distinguished experts from Europe, the US and Israel for discussion of the progress in the field. This year’s presentations will cover themes from the use of genomic data in personalized medicine and applications in healthcare, pharmacogenomics, regulatory genomics and molecular functions, population genomics and human microbiome interactions. Given the situation in the world, this year’s Gene Forum will also have session on COVID-19 research.
Gene Forum 2021 speakers are:
Peter Donnelly, Genomics PLC, UKSamuli Ripatti, University of Helsinki/Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland (FIMM), FinlandGert Matthijs, KU Leuven, BelgiumCathryn Lewis King’s College London, UKAndres Merits University of Tartu, EstoniaAdrian Hayday, Francis Crick Institute and King’s College, UKAndrea Ganna Senior researcher at the Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland/ instructor at theHarvard Medical School / instructor at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Finland/USACharity Nofziger PharmGenetix GmbH, AustriaEwan Pearson University of Dundee, ScotlandJesse Swen LUMC, NetherlandMichael Zimmermann Structural and Computational Biology Unit, EMBL, GermanyYingyuan Fu University of Gröningen, NetherlandJudith Zaugg EMBL, GermanyUrmo Võsa, University of Tartu, EstoniaShai Shen-Orr Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, IsraelTilman Sanchez-Elsner University of Southampton, UKRichard Oram, University of Exeter, UKMatteo Fumagalli, Imperial Collage, UK
The Connected Health Cluster led by Tehnopol Science Park is Estonia’s biggest healthcare tech community, uniting health service providers, health tech companies and all other key interest groups in the field. With the help of the cluster, it is possible to carry out national cooperation projects and export health technology solutions to other countries.
The activities of the cluster are co-financed by Enterprise Estonia.