ALT Parents holding babies and the text 'The study aims to improve our understanding of how to diagnose and treat rare genetic conditions by sequencing newborns’ genomes.'

ALT Parents holding babies and the text 'It will also support research into genetic conditions and explore the potential of storing a genome over a person’s lifetime.'

ALT Parents holding babies and the text 'Parents at participating NHS Trusts will be asked if they wish to join from approximately 20 weeks of pregnancy.'

ALT Parents holding babies and the text 'The study was designed in collaboration with the public, parents, healthcare professionals and people from the rare disease community.'

ALT Genomics England Research Summit 2026 announcement with event date, 23 June, and location, London, on a dark background with colourful shapes.

ALT Attendees examining scientific posters displayed at the Genomics England Research Summit 2025.

ALT Attendees networking at the Genomics England Research Summit 2025.

ALT Genomics England Research Summit 2026 announcement with the event details and colourful shapes on dark background.

ALT Schedule for the Research Summit with keynote sessions, speaker talks, poster winner announcement, and networking reception.

ALT Large audience listening to a speaker presenting on rare disease diagnosis at the Genomics England Research Summit 2025.

ALT Panel discussion on genomics synergies between NHS and the life sciences sector at the 2025 Research Summit, with an audience listening.

ALT Black illustration of a person's silhouette with a pink DNA molecule on their chest. Text above reads, "New: What is a carrier?". Light blue tab in top right hand corner reads, "Genomics 101," indicating blog type.

ALT Text on the graphic reads: "In genetics, a carrier is a person who carries a gene that can cause a health condition, but is not directly affected by the condition themselves"

ALT Text on the graphic reads: "Even though they have a condition-causing gene, they often don’t develop any symptoms of the condition, though this depends on the specific condition in question"

ALT Text on graphic reads: "Carriers can pass a condition-causing gene onto their children, just as they can pass on any other genes Whether that child develops the condition depends on the gene they inherit from their other parent"

ALT Slide advertising a panel discussion at the Genomics England Research Summit 2026, on how genomics can improve health outcomes in adults. Headshots of the 5 speakers across the top.

ALT A list of 6 key talks on the Main stage at the Genomics England Research Summit 2026.

ALT A list of 6 key talks on the Discovery stage at the Genomics England Research Summit 2026.

ALT A list of 6 key talks on the Innovation stage at the Genomics England Research Summit 2026.

ALT A list of 6 key talks on the Behind the Genes stage at the Genomics England Research Summit 2026.

ALT Audience listening to a keynote speaker at the Genomics England Research Summit 2025.

ALT Large audience during a talk at the Genomics England Research Summit 2025.

ALT Behind the Genes logo on a dark background with 'New episode' on a blue banner below.

ALT Episode title 'How is research changing the role of midwives in maternity care?' with guest names below 'Katie Handley, Fiona Smith and Jessica Fletcher. on a dark background with branded sound waves at the bottom.

ALT Logos of exhibitors Aridgen, Illumina, Lifebit, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, PacBio, Revvity, and Softcat on a dark background.

ALT Portrait of Dr Sergei Yakneen with a light green circular background, alongside his professional titles: Non-Executive Director on the Board of Genomics England, Strategic Advisor to Isomorphic Labs, Advisor on the Scientific Advisory Board of UK Biobank.

ALT Attendees examining abstract posters displayed at the Genomics England Research Summit.

ALT Group photo of some members of the Participant Panel at the Genomics England booth during the 2025 Research Summit.