Queensland Health
Past event
Event date: 25 August 2025
Session 5 features presentations on Oxford Nanopore Technology for joint infection diagnostics and transcriptomic signatures of progressive fibrosis in human MASLD.
Welcome to the Genomics Seminar Series. The purpose of this series is to:
- Promote the translation of genomics research into clinical practice.
- Share initiatives from research fellows and clinical staff, highlighting their impact on the healthcare system.
- Celebrate genomics capacity-building projects across Queensland.
- Foster collaboration and learning within the clinical genomics and research community.
- Create opportunities for researchers and clinicians to connect, exchange knowledge, and strengthen partnerships.
Recording
Presentations
- Dr. Shradha Subedi - Using Oxford Nanopore Technology to improve diagnosis and turnaround time to results for patients presenting with joint infections
- A/Prof Kate Irvine - Progressive Fibrosis in Human MASLD is Associated with Spatially Linked Transcriptomic Signatures of Metabolic Reprogramming and Senescence
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