
Genome Science
Human Genome Architecture
Structural organisation of the genome, from chromatin domains to chromosome-scale assemblies.
Research
Eighteen areas structure research at Genetics University. Each describes its questions and methods; individual projects and results are published only after academic review.

Genome Science
Structural organisation of the genome, from chromatin domains to chromosome-scale assemblies.

Clinical Genetics
Diagnostic genome and exome analysis for patients with suspected monogenic conditions.

Clinical Genetics
Somatic mutation landscapes, tumour evolution and germline predisposition.

Computational Biology
Association methods, heritability estimation and polygenic architecture.

Genome Science
Perturbation screens and assays that connect sequence variation to molecular function.

Genome Science
DNA methylation, histone modification and regulatory memory across tissues.

Genome Science
Human genetic diversity, demographic history and reference representation.

Clinical Genetics
Genotype-guided prescribing and drug response variability.

Clinical Genetics
Evidence frameworks for classifying sequence variants in diagnostic settings.

Genome Science
Cell-resolved transcriptomes, epigenomes and multi-omic atlases.

Genome Science
Structural variation, repeat expansions and phased assemblies.

Clinical Genetics
Screening, diagnosis and counselling across the reproductive pathway.

Clinical Genetics
Genetic contributions to neurological and neurodevelopmental conditions.

Genome Science
HLA diversity, immune repertoires and inborn errors of immunity.

Computational Biology
Predictive models for regulatory effect, protein structure and clinical phenotype.

Computational Biology
Standards, pipelines and federated access for large-scale genomic data.

Genetics & Society
Consent, data governance and the regulation of genetic information.

Genetics & Society
How genetic findings are communicated, understood and acted upon.