
25 years on from the release of the first draft of the human genome, the Genomics Futures podcast series explores what the future of genomics will be like in 2050.Across 6 episodes, we explore the themes and topics that arose from discussions that took place during the Genomics Futures workshops, hosted by the Wellcome Sanger Institute and Wellcome in 2025.The aim of these podcasts is not to showc... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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The final episode of the #GenomicsFutures podcast focuses on how genomics can change patient care over the next 25 years.
In the last 100 years, genetics and genomics have transformed our understanding of the human body. We have mapped thousands of ... more
The fifth episode of the #GenomicsFutures podcast focuses on the impact new technologies could have over the next 25 years, and what is needed to ensure everyone benefits from these.
Science is evolving, with things such as AI and other new technolo... more
The fourth episode of the #GenomicsFutures podcast series focuses on the future of environmental genomics!
Genomics could transform how we protect life on Earth, but big challenges remain. This episode covers topics including:
* Genomics for clima... more
The third episode of the Genomics Futures podcast focuses on AI and synthetic genomics!
In part two of this two-part episode, we explore how AI will play a key role in shaping the future of genomics. But progress depends on shared data, sustainable ... more
The third episode of the Genomics Futures podcast focuses on AI and synthetic genomics!
The future of genomics is not just being read, it is also being written, and AI will play a key role. AI will design experiments, labs will automate discovery, a... more
The second episode of the Genomics Futures podcast focuses on microbial genomics!
Genomics has revolutionised how we study disease and health - from global pathogens to the human microbiome. Yet major gaps remain.
This episode covers a few key topi... more
In Episode 1, we introduce the Genomics Futures workshops, and discuss:
* Genomics as basic infrastructure: Envisioning a future where genomics is no longer a luxury but a foundational infrastructure, similar to electricity, that communities can co... more










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The series offers forward-looking conversations about how genomics may evolve by 2050, with a strong emphasis on AI-enabled data generation, global participation, governance, and equitable access. Across episodes, guests from research institutes, policy organizations, Indigenous and global-health communities, and industry weigh how technologies, collaboration models, and funding structures could transform discovery, healthcare, conservation, and bioethics. The show frequently highlights practical paths to democratize genomics—through international partnerships, local infrastructure, and decolonized funding—while exploring potential barriers such as cost, data governance, and regulatory complexity. A notable strength is the workshop-origin a... more
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Recent guests on Genomics Futures include:
1. Alejandra Medina Rivera
2. Zane Lombard
3. Sue Teoh
4. Rob Scott
5. Gosia Trynka
6. Carl Anderson
7. Rachel Freathy
8. Matt Hurles
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