Real-case-scenario road maps on how to design an experiment that leverages the use of multiple core facilities will be presented. Road maps will encompass the questions a researcher should ask, considerations for experimental design, price models, and how to establish a working relationship that will establish trust, collaboration, and accountability.

Dr. Julie R. Coleman, Dr. Shamika Ketkar, and Dr. Jinyoung Byun of the All of Us Evenings with Genetics (AoUEwG) Research Program at Baylor College of Medicine will provide training on the platform and tools to access and analyze the NIH’s All of Us data.

Stephen Mosher, Elena Ghanaim, Ava Hoffman, Anton Kovalsky and Fred Tan will discuss the new data management and sharing (DMS) policy released by the National Institutes of Health. In this workshop, attendees will learn about key data-sharing practices and take a journey through the Terra and AnVIL ecosystem to explore the features that meet NIH’s desirable characteristics.

Participants will gain an understanding of the new cytogenomic mapping nomenclature and see how it compare to array and sequence ISCN nomenclature.

Join members of ASHG’s Membership Engagement Committee as they discuss ASHG’s Shared Interest Groups (SIGs); a place where ASHG members can collaborate with peers and discuss topics within these areas: Bioinformatics and Computational Methods, Phenotypes & Genotypes, and Emerging Laboratory Technologies.