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.
African researchers training to develop large-scale genomics projects
As the science of genomics becomes ever more sophisticated, global capacity-sharing has never been more important.
The Sanger Prize: Taking life in a different direction
Meet the next generation of genomic scientists who are benefiting from our founder's generosity
Brazil, bats and GoaT
Find out about Genomes on a Tree (or GoaT) database, which will hold data for the hundreds of thousand of species that are currently having their genomes sequenced for the first time.
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.
Representation matters
Sasha Henriques explores some of issues around race and representation in genomics and genomic counselling.
Celebrating women in STEM
It’s Ada Lovelace Day – an international celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).
I Am A Biologist
This biology week celebrates the amazing worlds of bioscience. We asked some of our staff to tell us about their work, and why they love biology.
