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Events
Genome BC’s Data Literacy Series – WHO Guiding Principles for Pathogen Genome Data Sharing
ABOUT THIS EVENT According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the capacity for pathogen genomics around the world is advancing rapidly. And while advances are welcome, there are inequities in access to new technologies in global surveillance that put us all at risk. Join us for the next session in our ongoing Data Literacy Series […]
Genome BC’s Data Literacy Series – Indigenous Data Governance
ABOUT THIS EVENT Genome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives, standards and resources. Developing a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection, […]
Genome BC’s Data Literacy Series – FAIR Guiding Principles
ABOUT THIS EVENT Genome BC is thrilled to present our ongoing series on Data Literacy. This series aims to bring national and international experts together to help deepen our understanding of different data related initiatives, standards and resources. Developing a better shared understanding of benefits and risks related to data will help advance data collection, […]
Don Rix Distinguished Keynote Address 2022: Biodiversity Conservation in the Age of Extinction
Genome BC was thrilled to present Dr. Carolyn Hogg, co-lead of the Australasian Wildlife Genomics Group at the University of Sydney, Australia, as the speaker at the 2022 Don Rix Distinguished Keynote Address. Dr. Hogg is a conservation biologist who has been working with threatened species for over twenty-five years. She brought her wit, wisdom […]
Genome BC’s 2022 Annual Genomics Forum: Climate Emergency Smart Solutions for a Sustainable Future
While British Columbia is set to develop an efficient, competitive and sustainable economy, this will require the implementation of transformative and innovative technologies — including genomics. It will also require socio-economic approaches to achieve sustainable agriculture and fisheries, food safety, sustainable use of renewable biological resources for industrial processes, environmental protection, preservation of biodiversity, and […]
