The CNAG Symposium will explore two fields that have transformed biomedical research: single-cell and spatial genomics.
The single-cell atlas offers the most comprehensive picture to date of the adaptability of pancreatic cells.
A new study reports the first genetically confirmed cases of the rare disorder CAMRQ1 on the African continent.
 This study examines how OMOP data can be made discoverable through Beacon v2, an international standard from the GA4GH.
More than 70 researchers, including CNAG, analysed genetic and clinical data from 5,000 people to investigate the genetic factors.
A new role for Dr Holger Heyn strengthens CNAG’s contribution to the Human Cell Atlas (HCA).