UK Biobank Winter Scientific Conference 2022

UK Biobank Winter Scientific Conference 2022 8 December, 2022 - 8 December, 2022

QEII Conference Centre Westminster London W1P 3EE

Web Address

https://www.ukbiobank.ac.uk/learn-more-about-uk-biobank/winter-scientific-conference-2022

Registration

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General Information

UK Biobank will host its next scientific conference in London on the 8th December 2022

This stimulating event will feature world-leading speakers, exciting data developments, and updates on novel scientific results. Network with industry and academic colleagues and take part in lively panel Q&A sessions.

December Sessions:

Multi-omics in UK Biobank

This session will cover the potential for vast amounts of new data to be generated from UK Biobank’s biological samples. The session will include information about the measurement and analysis of metabolomics, proteomics, epigenetics and infectious disease markers in UK Biobank for health-related research.

How UK Biobank is enabling dementia research

The first of our afternoon sessions will explore how UK Biobank is enabling dementia research, and provide insights into how repeat imaging and digital tools could be used to better characterise cognitive decline and disease classification.

Enhanced health outcomes data in UK Biobank

Our final session will cover UK Biobank’s strategy for incorporating new data on health outcomes into the resource. This includes linkage to cancer histopathology datasets, and ophthalmic healthcare records. The session will also cover approaches needed to characterise health outcomes at-scale across diverse health record data.

Meeting organisers:

UK Biobank

Jenny.mills@ndph.ox.ac.uk

 

Speakers:

https://www.ukbiobank.ac.uk/learn-more-about-uk-biobank/winter-scientific-conference-2022

Multi omics session:

 

Dr Chris Whelan, Janssen: The story so far – the UK Biobank Pharma Proteomics Project

Professor Wolf Reik, Altos: Epigenetic assay strategies

 

Heli Julkunen, Senior Data Scientist, Nightingale Health: The value of metabolomics data in UK Biobank

 

Professor Valerie O’Donnell, Cardiff University:Session Chair