This week I helped write a blog post for The Institute of Cancer Research to mark the completion of the 100,000 Genomes Project. This blog post was co-written by a former colleague, Dr Sam Dick, who wrote the majority of the article:

Read the blog post:

The 100,000 Genomes Project has finished: what were the challenges and what comes next?

Reflecting on this milestone achievement, I also took to Twitter this week for a lengthy (and admittedly rambling) thread that reflected on how far genomics has come as a field. Click on the tweet below to see the full Twitter thread:

Looks like I picked a terrible day to launch my new 100,000 Gnomes Project!

But seriously, many congratulations to all involved with the amazing effort by @GenomicsEngland and all associated with the #Genomes100K project! pic.twitter.com/5JtqwvbLL7
— Keith Bradnam (@kbradnam) December 5, 2018