Building on its participation in the 2024 conference, GENEPICA returned to the Public Policy Projects Genomics Conference in 2025 as an Event Partner, reflecting its growing engagement within the UK genomics ecosystem. Held in London, the conference convened leaders from healthcare, research, policy, and industry to explore how genomics can contribute to economic growth, healthcare…

GENEPICA participated in an SOP training programme delivered by Bio Farma in collaboration with SID as part of the ongoing HPV and Epigenetics research project. Conducted in a hybrid format in Lombok and online, the training supported researchers and project personnel in standardising study procedures and strengthening consistency across research activities. The programme represented an…

dr. Avinindita Nura Lestari, one of our Founding Team members, participated in the 34th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Indonesian Heart Association (ASMIHA) 2025, one of Indonesia’s major national cardiology conferences. The team presented a systematic review entitled “Titin-truncating variants as genetic determinants of chemotherapy-induced cardiomyopathy,” exploring the role of genetic variation in susceptibility to…

GENEPICA participated as an event partner in a webinar exploring HPV, women’s health, and related research developments with obstetrics and gynaecology expertise from Dr Henny Andrie Putri, SpOG(K). The webinar formed part of a wider HPV and Epigenetics research collaboration involving SID, GENEPICA, and Sienna Clinical, providing a platform to share clinical and scientific perspectives…

GENEPICA attended the Public Policy Projects Breakfast exploring the role of genomics research in supporting the UK’s growth strategy and its ambition to become a global life sciences leader. The event brought together experts including Professor Matt Brown, Chief Scientific Officer of Genomics England, and Stephen Dorrell, Chair of Public Policy Projects, to discuss the…

GENEPICA attended the Public Policy Projects Genomics Conference 2024 in London, joining stakeholders from across healthcare, research, policy, and industry to explore the evolving role of genomics in the UK healthcare system. The conference provided valuable insights into developments in genomic medicine, policy, research, and implementation, while offering opportunities to engage with the wider UK…

GENEPICA organised the Health x Climate Roundtable: Air Pollution in Jakarta, bringing together leaders and professionals from across the health and climate sectors, including medical doctors, cancer researchers, and representatives from health- and climate-focused organisations. The roundtable explored the intersection between environmental factors, particularly air pollution, and cancer, highlighting the importance of incorporating climate-informed perspectives…