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How Your DNA Test Could Be Used in Unexpected Ways - Relatively simple tests to analyze an individual’s DNA are booming, in fields such as medicine and criminal justice, but also… ...
Enabling large-scale genomics and precision medicine – Part 1 - The rise of Whole Genome, Whole Exome and virtual panels Instead of each time we need to do a genomic-related… ...
Enabling large-scale genomics and precision medicine - Enabling large scale progress is a real challenge for the genomic industry. At GenomSys, we believe there are many ways… ...
GenomSys sets its new headquarters at the center of Switzerland’s Health Valley Hub – the “Biopôle” in Lausanne - GenomSys has moved two of its teams to the BioPôle in Lausanne, to support the company’s growth and improve its… ...
Tangerine Medical adopts MPEG-G data format for end-to-end genomic data processing - GenomSys, a software company which develops technology for efficient processing and sharing of DNA data, announces a collaboration with SysMeta… ...
International Standards and their benefits - International Standards are technical standards developed by experts belonging to international organizations under the coordination of entities such as ISO,… ...
GenomSys, the Swiss startup disrupting genomics information handling closes a CHF 9.3 million Series A investment round - GenomSys, a software company which develops ISO compliant technology for efficient processing and sharing of DNA data, announced it has… ...
HIMSS Insights on the advantages of the MPEG-G Standard - HIMSS Insights speaks to Mikel Hernaez, director of computational genomics at the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology at… ...
GenomSys selected in the Bilan 50 Swiss Startups - We are pleased to announce that GenomSoft parent company GenomSys has been selected in the Bilan/UBS “50 Swiss startups in… ...
MPEG-G at Stanford Compression Workshop 2019 - On February 15th Mikel Hernaez, the current Director for Computational Genomics at the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology… ...
