Genomics at ASHG 2026
Oct 20–24, 2026 Montréal, Canada ~7.5k attendees Website
Genomics brings 5 presentations to ASHG 2026 in Montréal, and exhibits at Booth 1418. Its program at this meeting centres on AI-enabled human-genetics analytics, drug-target discovery, and polygenic-risk and safety assessment. Its presentations include genetic insights from Our Future Health, an AI agent for statistical genetics and target discovery, and genome-wide causal gene prioritisation.
| Organization | ASHG 2026 Attendance |
|---|---|
Genomics Oxford, UK | 1 Scientist · 1 Bioinformatician · 1 Chief Scientific Officer · 1 Research Scientist · 1 other presenter |
Genomics sells AI-enabled human-genetics analytics and polygenic-risk testing to biopharma and healthcare providers.
| Booth Exhibiting at Booth 1418 Wed, Oct 219:45am–4:30pmThu, Oct 229:45am–1:30pmFri, Oct 239:45am–4:30pm Poster Wed Oct 21 2:30 pm ★ Reviewers’ Choice A machine learning framework for genome-wide signal-to-gene mapping achieves state-of-the-art causal gene prioritisationMachine learningArtificial intelligenceGenomicsMulti-omics Poster Wed Oct 21 2:30 pm A Genetics-First Framework for Predicting On-Target Safety Liabilities GenomicsMachine learningPharmacogenomicsStatistical genetics Poster Thu Oct 22 4:15 pm ★ Reviewers’ Choice Our Future Health: Emerging genetic insights from the world’s largest health research programmeDatabasesGenome-wide association studyPolygenic risk scorePopulation structure Poster Thu Oct 22 4:15 pm Improved multi-trait colocalisation using MTColoc Complex traitsComputational toolsExpression quantitative trait lociGenome-wide association study Poster Fri Oct 23 2:30 pm ★ Reviewers’ Choice Evaluation of a novel AI agent for statistical genetics and target discoveryArtificial intelligenceStatistical genetics |
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