ISHG

Check out our official poster and full scientific programme for #ISHG2025 ishg.ie/conference/ where you can also register to attend. Our Early-bird discounts end on the 1st September!

Delighted now to hear Andrew Green to give a talk to celebrate a rich genetics career. Andrew is our #ISHG2025 Honorary Member

Next up at#ISHG2025 is Gráinne O'Mahoney to talk about somatic variant testing for cancer patients

Our final #ISHG2025 contributed talk is Becca Candlish on genetic counsellors perspectives on discussing Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada

Palpable excitement in the room for our final keynote from Charlotte Murphy of Forensic Science Ireland

Aishling Whelan will now talk about carrier testing for Galactosaemia

Next up at #ISHG2025 is a very interesting talk on using AI to process free text clinical genetics database by Jack Courtney and Lucy O'Kane

#ISHG2025 continues with a talk from John Coleman on cancer predisposition genes in children

Our 3rd #ISHG2025 keynote is from Bobby McFarland to talk about mitochondrial disease

Our final talk before lunch at #ISHG2025 is from Enya Nordon about genetic links between sleep disturbance and neuropsychiatric traits in children

Aedín Culhane is telling us about the move from siloed cancer data to pan-European discovery #ISHG2025

Catherine Butt is talking about demography of Ireland in the Bronze age Iron ages, using ancient DNA #ISHG2025

Our second #ISHG2025 keynote is Zosia Miedzybrodzka to talk about the genetic disease epidemiology of Northern Scotland

Final talk of the session is Rasha Shraim on sun exposure and skin cancer risk in a gene-UV interaction study #ISHG2025

Our second contributed talk at #ISHG2025 is from Evie Doherty on GWAS of social participation and occupational engagement

Dr Ciara Staunton presents a case study on governing for a sustainable genomics database: Genome of Ireland #ISHG2025

First keynote is Prof Lina Zgaga to tell us about GxE interactions

Welcome to #ISHG2025

We're very excited for tomorrow's #ISHG2025 conference! Everything is shaping up nicely and you can now view the abstract booklet at ishg.ie/conference If you have forgotten to register you can still do so via a link at that site

Excitement is building for our conference on Friday! Please register asap if you have not done so. See ishg.ie/conference/ for details on speakers, registration, directions and more!