This session will provide an interactive, guided demonstration of the public facing genomic tools, including the new PheWAS x GWAS data browser as well as an interactive, guided demonstration of our cloud computing platform, the Researcher Workbench. It will also provide participants a hands-on opportunity to replicate a research study with new genomic data types including structural variant and long reads data. Instructors will conduct an interactive Q&A session to engage attendees about the All of Us Researcher Workbench and the novel technology implemented to conduct genomic analyses.

Hear from ASHG volunteers on how to navigate the Annual Meeting as a first-time attendee or trainee. We will cover a range of topics, from badge pick-up to networking opportunities and how to make the most of your experience. You will also have the opportunity to ask your questions during a Q&A period.

This workshop will use the ACMG/AMP standards and guidelines for germline SNV interpretation as a case study for developing classroom activities that engage learners, develop variant analysis skills, and build confidence in the curation process for students. Throughout the workshop, participants will gain hands-on experience designing instructional activities for clinical genetics concepts, assessing the effectiveness of the activities, and constructing an instructional scaffold to guide learners to mastery of the curation process. Participants will also discuss the benefits of teaching in a team-based, active modality.

This webinar will introduce attendees to the career-enhancing ASHG-NHGRI Genomics and Public Service Fellowship Program. Learn about the four different fellowship options, why they might be right for you, and how to make your application stand out. Hear from mentors and fellows about their experiences and get your questions answered!

In this webinar, Paul W. Hook, PhD, former leader of the Bioinformatics SIG, provides insight into his current work using cleavage under targets and release using nuclease (CUT&RUN) to measure protein-DNA binding with nanopore sequencing. Dr. Hook will introduce CUT&RUN, detail computational analysis while highlighting software used, present results, and explain how this method may be used in the future. A time for Q&A will follow the presentation.