The European Society of Human Genetics Conference (ESHG)

The annual ESHG conference is the major scientific and professional event in human genetics which brings together European and international geneticists. The field is developing extremely fast with important implications for basic science, medicine and society.

The scientific programme reflects this broad scope and includes top invited international experts, selected abstract presentations including candidates for young investigators awards, educational sessions and poster presentations. Thus, the conference is a unique opportunity to get inspired for scientific and professional work, share your own results and shape the future of the field.

Please visit the event website for more information and for registration details.

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Dr. Lucy Burkitt-Gray: “UK Biobank: Enabling scientific discoveries that improve human health”
Dr. Melissa Miller: “Proteins speak louder than genes: exploring the world of pQTLs”

Date: Sunday 11 June 2023

Time: 12:00 – 13:00

Location: Dochart, level 1 & Online

Speakers

Lucy Burkitt-Gray, PhD

Dr. Lucy Burkitt-Gray
Lead Data Analyst for UK Biobank at the Manchester Coordinating Centre

Lucy Burkitt-Gray leads a team of Data Analysts and Bioinformaticians based at the headquarters of UK Biobank in Manchester, UK. Lucy moved to UK Biobank in 2019, and has since worked to deliver to the public large new datasets such as whole exome and whole genome sequencing of UK Biobank’s 500,000 participants. Lucy is passionate about widening access to highly valuable research cohorts, and as such is proud to be part of the transformation of the UK Biobank resource onto their cloud-based Research Analysis Platform. Lucy has a PhD in Computational Infection Biology from University College Dublin (2014-2019), and an MA in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge (2011-2014).

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Dr. Melissa Miller
Director of Human Genetics, Internal Medicine Research Unit, Pfizer

Melissa Miller is a genetic epidemiologist with a focus in understanding how genetic variation contributes to common, complex diseases like type 2 diabetes and obesity. Currently, she is part of the Human Genetics research group at Pfizer Inc. Her roles are to use human genetics and other human biology to help support drug discovery and development for cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. Her specialties include epidemiology, genetic epidemiology, and clinical research.

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