Our learning and training offer spans from discovery research based on genomic technologies, to the application of genomics in healthcare and public health.
Our public programming includes a range of online and in-person events and activities aimed at a variety of audiences, from schools and young people, to public and community groups.
Our research and society activities explore the ethical, legal and social issues raised by genomics, and use creative approaches to gather views and perspectives from diverse public audiences.
We develop and design research projects which address specific questions using a range of social sciences approaches from ethnography to survey-based quantitative methods. Find out more about our current projects exploring genomics and related technologies here.
IBD BioResource and Genetic Feedback
A project developing an acceptable and feasible approach to the return of additional findings, with insight from a range of stakeholders, including researchers, clinicians, and IBD BioResource participants.
Just Good Science
Explore the ‘everyday ethics’ of genomics.
UK Citizens' Jury on Genome Editing
(When) should we allow genome editing?
The Kavli Centre for Ethics, Science and the Public
Fostering global conversations on the ethical issues raised by cutting edge science.
Exploring race, diversity and genomics
Our work around race, diversity, representation and inclusion supports our ambition to open up genomic science for everyone.
Data-driven medicine
Exploring how Artificial Intelligence may change medicine.
Your DNA, Your Say
The Your DNA, Your Say project is a global online survey gathering public attitudes towards genomic data sharing.
Genetic counselling, ethics, nursing and society
Genetic counsellors and genetic nurses work at the coal face, delivering genomic information to patients. We contribute to policy, ethics and education that supports genetic counselling practice.