Methods in Applied Genetic Epidemiology 2022

Genetic epidemiology holds immense potential to revolutionise our understanding of human disease aetiology, progression, and prevention. In a recently published editorial in Frontiers, our Managing Director and Chief Scientist, Chris Foley PhD, and Director of Health Data Science, Zhana Kuncheva PhD, discuss the critical developments and challenges in the field. Their editorial, part of the… Continue reading Methods in Applied Genetic Epidemiology 2022

isGWAS: ultra-high-throughput, scalable and equitable inference of genetic associations with disease

Objective: The aim of this research was to develop scalable and efficient algorithms, namely the in-silico GWAS (isGWAS) and leapfrog re-sampler (LRS), to overcome significant challenges in genome-wide association studies (GWAS). These challenges include the dependency on sensitive individual-level data, daunting computational demands arising from increasing cohort sizes and genetic variants, and limitations in traditional… Continue reading isGWAS: ultra-high-throughput, scalable and equitable inference of genetic associations with disease