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CAGI 6: Critical Assessment of Genome Interpretation, Sixth Edition

Participating journal: Human Genetics
The journals Human Genetics and Human Genomics jointly invite contributions that report on the 6th edition of the Critical Assessment of Genome Interpretation (CAGI). Full scope and submission guidelines can be found here. The papers will be published in a special collection embodying manuscripts from both journals. Submissions may include challenge assessment reports, descriptions of challenge datasets, original characterizations of methods and their performance in CAGI, as well as manuscripts about ethical considerations and works regarding future perspectives and policy.

Participating journal

Journal

Human Genetics

Human Genetics focuses on publishing timely articles covering all aspects of human genetics.

Editors

  • Prof. Søren Brunak

    Prof. Søren Brunak

    Søren Brunak, Ph.D., is a professor of Disease Systems Biology and Director in the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research at University of Copenhagen. His program combines molecular level systems biology data with analysis of healthcare sector phenotypic data (electronic patient records, registry information and biobank questionnaires) to understand multimorbidities and discriminate between treatment related disease correlations. This stratifies patients not only from their genotype, but also based on the clinical descriptions in their medical records and is particularly relevant in the context of the precision medicine agenda.
  • Dr. Hannah Carter

    Dr. Hannah Carter

    Dr. Carter is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine in the Division of Genomics and Precision Medicine at UCSD. The Carter Lab develops and applies computational approaches to aid the interpretation of genetic variation and to advance precision cancer medicine. A major focus of the lab is on joint analysis of tumor and inherited genomes to uncover the role of genetic background in shaping cancer risk, somatic tumor evolution, and therapeutic response. Her recent work investigates how the inherited immune system interacts with the evolving tumor genome and the tumor immune microenvironment to better understand immunotherapy.
  • Prof. John Moult

    Institute for Bioscience & Biotechnolgy Research, University of Maryland

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