Genome Informatics
Dec 2–4, 2026
Hinxton, United Kingdom
Heidelberg, Germany · Hybrid
EMBL Advanced Training Centre
Abstracts due
About
This conference examines the origins, distribution and consequences of mutations across cells, tissues, organisms and populations. Improved sequencing accuracy, experimental perturbations, multi-omic measurements and computational analysis are brought together to study genetic heterogeneity and its effects on genome function, evolution and disease.
Sessions address mechanisms of mutagenesis, technologies for detecting and interpreting mutations, variation across the tree of life, tissue-level diversity, and evolutionary dynamics in cancer and other diseases. Researchers from genomics, mutagenesis, evolution, developmental and functional biology can compare methods and questions across scales that are often studied separately.
Topics
- mutations
- genetic heterogeneity
- sequencing accuracy
- experimental perturbations
- multi-omic measurements
- computational analysis
- genome function
- mutagenesis
- evolutionary dynamics
- cancer
People
Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, Germany
Harvard Medical School, US
Springer Nature, Germany
EMBL-EBI, UK
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