Unlocking Lupus
Haerin Jang is analysing genetic data from lupus patients to understand why there are such big differences between people are affected by the disease.
The dark matter of microbiology
Studying the Treponema pallidum bacterium that causes syphilis.
Bacteria and Benachin
Dr Oumie Kuyateh is investigating how to use the microbiome to improve the diagnosis of respiratory diseases in Africa. We spoke about science, Sanger, and time travel.
Correlation is not causation
Meet Dr. Laura Fachal, working on the genetics of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Laura told us about her work, being a woman in science, and the researchers who have inspired her.
Trailblazing Genomics
As a top UK innovator, the Sanger Institute’s work is foundational to many. We enable partners to apply our science and advance it to develop products, services and therapeutics - solving real-world problems
From single cells to systemic change: shining a light on poorly understood aspects of women’s health
Dr Roser Vento-Tormo speaks to us about the lack of women's health research, how she is filling this gap with new genomics methods and organoids, and her recent Emerging Talent Award from the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK.
30 impacts for 30 years
We highlight some of our impacts - from sequencing the human genome, to enabling the diagnosis of rare disease patients around the world.
Why do some animals catch cancer?
Unravelling the genomics of infectious cancer
Meet Professor Saheer Gharbia, the new Chief Scientific Officer at the Genomic Surveillance Unit
A determined leader in public health, Saheer is used to making the “impossible” not only possible, but routine.
