Genomics, Populations, and Society

Section I Scientific aspects<br>1. From the double helix to personal genomes<br>2. Genetic and genomic technologies-an introduction<br>3. Computational genomics and bioinformatics<br>4. Bio-banks- organisation and the role &lsquo;Biopreservation & Biobanking<br><br>Section II Healthcare applications<br>5. The genomic and precision medicine in clinical practice- Current perspectives and future directions<br>6. Genomic Healthcare & Genomic health screening<br>7. Genomics and Digital health<br>8. Genetics, genomics and drug prescribing<br>9. Genomics and Infectious diseases: Lessons learnt from Covid-19 pandemic<br><br>Section III Socio-Cultural Aspects<br>10. Rethinking individual and community engagement with genomics in a digital world<br>11. Consanguinity in the Genomic Era - requirement of focused counseling<br>12. Aging genomics and society<br><br>Section IV Ethical Aspects<br>13. The environment population health ethics, & genomics<br>14. The expanding scope of gen-ethics: Harmonization of genetic and environmental concerns<br>15. Biobanks providing a trusted research environment for health data to advance collaborative research and digital transformation of health systems<br>16. Beyond the central dogma: ecogenomics and the implication for bioethics.<br><br>Section V Global health genomics<br>17. Global Globin Network (GGN)<br>18. Genome databases- challenges and expectations<br>19. Commercialization of genetic samples and information<br>20. The governance of international genomics' collaborations: Opportunities and challenges