GEM is the first AI-based tool with all the features needed for rapid, scalable diagnosis of critically ill infants in the NICU. GEM is now integral to genomes-based diagnosis programs at the University of Utah, at Rady Children’s Hospital, and at the Broad Institute. Come see real data from real cases, and learn how AI is being used to combine Genomes and Electronic Health Records for rapid diagnosis in the NICU.

Dr. Stephen Kingsmore will discuss “The Impact of Genetic Data and Genomic Analytics on the Future of Healthcare” as part of the Keck Graduate Institute's "Celebrating 25 Years of Innovation" Speaker Series. Watch the livestream on KGI's Facebook Page.

Lisa Salz and Jerica Lenberg from RCIGM will co-facilitate the pre-conference workshop, "Genetic Counseling for Critically Ill Patients: Roadmap for Professional Development and Patient-Centered Care."

RCIGM VP and Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer Wendy Benson joins a panel on the future of genomics in newborn screening.

Speaker: Matthew Bainbridge, PhD | RCIGM Associate Director of Clinical Genomics

Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer Wendy Benson joins a panel discussing "The Next Frontier of Genetics & Privacy: NBS at the Intersection."

The lead author from a recent meta-analysis on reanalysis of next-generation sequencing will share the process for developing this review and discuss recommendations for future standards in reanalysis. Featuring Dr. Pei Dai, and RCIGM's Katarzyna Ellsworth, PhD FACMG CGMB.

Dr. Stephen Kingsmore will be part of the exciting lineup of international leaders in newborn sequencing at the inaugural ICoNS conference.

RCIGM's Dr. Nathaly Sweeney will be on the panel, "End the Odyssey. The Long & Short of Fast Diagnosis."

Speaker: Jonathan Sebat, PhD | Director, Beyster Center for Psychiatric Genomics