Shining A Light On Rare Disease For Rare Disease Day 2026, join us for a talk about different approaches to researching rare disease, and the challenges and opportunities afforded by Artificial Intelligence models.We are pleased to host a series of talks by geneticist, data scientists, and patient advocates. These talks will be followed by a panel discussion and opportunity for audience questions.(Please note this will be a hybrid event. Online attendees will be able to submit live questions through the Q&A function.) Speaker programme Natalie Frankish, Head of Scotland and Public Affairs, Genetic Alliance UKRare Disease Day 2026: Equity for RareProf. Pleasantine Mill, Personal Chair of Cilia BiologyAI's Promise for Rare Diseases: From Finding Patients to Finding CuresProf. Grzegorz Kudla, Personal Chair of Genetic EngineeringWhy some mutations cause disease, and others don'tDr. Lukas Tamayo Orrego, Principal Investigator in Genetics of Neurodevelopment and DiseaseHow a computer simulation shed light on the cause of a genetic disorderProf. Joseph Marsh, Personal Chair of Computational Protein BiologyOvercoming ancestry bias in AI-based rare disease diagnosis After the panel discussion, attendees are invited to join us in the Nucleus Cafe for a reception, poster showcase, and opportunities for further conversation. Mar 04 2026 17.30 - 20.00 Shining A Light On Rare Disease AI and Rare Disease: Discovering the Missing Pieces. The Institute of Genetics and Cancer Register on Eventbrite
Shining A Light On Rare Disease For Rare Disease Day 2026, join us for a talk about different approaches to researching rare disease, and the challenges and opportunities afforded by Artificial Intelligence models.We are pleased to host a series of talks by geneticist, data scientists, and patient advocates. These talks will be followed by a panel discussion and opportunity for audience questions.(Please note this will be a hybrid event. Online attendees will be able to submit live questions through the Q&A function.) Speaker programme Natalie Frankish, Head of Scotland and Public Affairs, Genetic Alliance UKRare Disease Day 2026: Equity for RareProf. Pleasantine Mill, Personal Chair of Cilia BiologyAI's Promise for Rare Diseases: From Finding Patients to Finding CuresProf. Grzegorz Kudla, Personal Chair of Genetic EngineeringWhy some mutations cause disease, and others don'tDr. Lukas Tamayo Orrego, Principal Investigator in Genetics of Neurodevelopment and DiseaseHow a computer simulation shed light on the cause of a genetic disorderProf. Joseph Marsh, Personal Chair of Computational Protein BiologyOvercoming ancestry bias in AI-based rare disease diagnosis After the panel discussion, attendees are invited to join us in the Nucleus Cafe for a reception, poster showcase, and opportunities for further conversation. Mar 04 2026 17.30 - 20.00 Shining A Light On Rare Disease AI and Rare Disease: Discovering the Missing Pieces. The Institute of Genetics and Cancer Register on Eventbrite
Mar 04 2026 17.30 - 20.00 Shining A Light On Rare Disease AI and Rare Disease: Discovering the Missing Pieces.
