Google DeepMind at ASHG 2026

Oct 20–24, 2026 Montréal, Canada ~7.5k attendees Website

Google DeepMind brings 1 presentation to ASHG 2026 in Montréal, and exhibits. Its program centres on rare-disease genetics and computational methods. Its research program presents AlphaGenome, which tests 9 billion possible DNA variants in silico to improve variant prioritization and interpretation.

OrganizationASHG 2026 Attendance
Google DeepMind
London, UK
1 Staff Research Engineer
deepmind.google|LinkedIn
Google DeepMind develops AI models and research platforms for scientists, developers, and organizations. Its life-science tools support protein-structure prediction and genomic variant interpretation.
Released a free platform predicting effects of 9 billion possible DNA variants, a potential alternative to paid variant-interpretation tools.
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Released a free platform predicting effects of 9 billion possible DNA variants, a potential alternative to paid variant-interpretation tools.
2026-09 · source
Published a joint biosecurity positioning paper with sibling company Isomorphic Labs, not a new product or deal.
2026-07 · source
Announced a research partnership with film studio A24; details are thin and it isn't clearly relevant to genomics work.
2026-06 · source
Source: company newsroom
Currently hiring: 94 open roles
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Source: careers page
Booth
Exhibiting (no floor booth listed)
Wed, Oct 219:45am–4:30pmThu, Oct 229:45am–1:30pmFri, Oct 239:45am–4:30pm
Talk
Wed Oct 21
11:15 am

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