• Springtails, fly testes and the secrets of strange reproduction

    Dr Kamil Jaron is interested in strange reproduction (in a genomic sense). His work is exploring the changes in DNA variation and chromosome structure caused by the different ways species reproduce, to see how this drives evolution.

  • The Power of Resilience: Attending the UK’s largest tech event for women

    A group of women from Sanger’s Production Software Development team will head to London this month to join 4,500+ tech innovators, leaders and industry titans at this year’s Women of Silicon Roundabout conference.

  • Asexuality in STEM: Definitions, misconceptions, and queer joy

    What it means to be asexual, misconceptions and queer joy in the science communication space.

  • An ancient foe and a modern arms race

    How genomic surveillance is helping to spot, track and predict drug resistance in malaria parasites across the globe.

  • Sequencing anything, anytime, anywhere

    We talk to Physilia Chua about her work to monitor biodiversity and make DNA sequencing more accessible.

Wellcome Sanger Institute Blog. Stories from the cutting edge of genomic research.

Sanger Science

  • 30 November 2022

    Springtails, fly testes and the secrets of strange reproduction

    Dr Kamil Jaron is interested in strange reproduction (in a genomic sense). His work is exploring the changes in DNA variation and chromosome structure caused by the different ways species reproduce, to see how this drives evolution.

  • 17 November 2022

    An ancient foe and a modern arms race

  • 3 November 2022

    Understand, predict, engineer

  • 26 September 2022

    How do you sequence over 240,000 whole human genomes?

  • 26 September 2022

    Our UK Biobank Journey: 3 years and over 240,000 human genomes

  • 16 August 2022

    From genomes to vaccines: lessons from the pneumococcus

Sanger Life

  • 23 November 2022

    The Power of Resilience: Attending the UK’s largest tech event for women

    A group of women from Sanger’s Production Software Development team will head to London this month to join 4,500+ tech innovators, leaders and industry titans at this year’s Women of Silicon Roundabout conference.

  • 18 November 2022

    Asexuality in STEM: Definitions, misconceptions, and queer joy

  • 31 October 2022

    Representation matters

  • 19 October 2022

    From genomes to medicines: an interview with Ian Dunham

  • 11 October 2022

    Celebrating women in STEM

  • 7 October 2022

    I Am A Biologist

COVID-19

  • 31 May 2022

    COVID-19: update on SARS-CoV-2 genome sequencing at the Sanger Institute

    Current status of coronavirus genome sequencing at the Sanger Institute

  • 1 March 2022

    Sequencing COVID variants: latest stats

  • 22 November 2021

    A Space for Science

  • 15 November 2021

    Covid Connections – Big Data in a Pandemic World

  • 9 August 2021

    From Mild to Mortal

  • 29 June 2021

    Covid Connections – Variant or Villain

Human Cell Atlas

  • 2 December 2021

    Mapping the endometrium, cell by cell

    Dr Roser Vento-Tormo tells us about her work to map the cells lining the uterus in space and time, how it epitomises her love of collaboration in science

  • 3 November 2021

    A Cellular Landscape

  • 30 April 2021

    Championing Team Science

  • 2 July 2020

    Sarah Teichmann, an international pioneer of single cell research

  • 8 April 2020

    Mapping the Human Cell Atlas – charting the body’s cellular world

  • 11 February 2020

    The Human Cell Atlas: Understanding health to combat disease

Tree of Life

  • 9 November 2022

    Sequencing anything, anytime, anywhere

    We talk to Physilia Chua about her work to monitor biodiversity and make DNA sequencing more accessible.

  • 10 October 2022

    Orcinus orca: How a tragic stranding helped us dive into the killer whale genome

  • 3 October 2022

    Biodiversity genomics event returns

  • 7 September 2022

    Butterflies, peacock spiders, and rapid speciation

  • 31 May 2022

    Completing the puzzle of life on earth

  • 28 March 2022

    Barcoding creatures and building confidence

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