Institute of Continuing Education (ICE)
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Dr Corpas is an experienced researcher, trainer and scientific communications strategist. Since 2017 he is founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Cambridge Precision Medicine Ltd, a company whose main objetive is to help clinicians make more accurate diagnoses. Among his current activities, he is the exclusive international organising partner of the Longevity World Forum and the director of the first Precision Medicine Online Course in Spanish. In addition, he also teaches intensive courses in Precision Medicine in London and New York twice a year and chairs the Precision Medicine Track at the BioData World West in San Francisco, California. His upcoming projects include the editorial of a topic on personal genomics in the Frontiers in Genetics journal and the organisation of the Personal Genome Conference at the Wellcome Campus Conference Centre. Dr Corpas is a prolific author and speaker, currently with 51 authored scientific publications and the acclaimed "Perfect DNA" book, a speculative futuristic novel exploring the ethical and social implications of personal genetic testing in society,
His teaching style consists of a mixture of tutor-led PowerPoint-illustrated lectures, whole group discussions, small group practicals and pitched presentations which are then evaluated and given feedback by the rest of the class. He enjoys the collegial acquaintances that adult teaching enables him to experience, allowing him to go deeper into the understanding of the subject and being able to challenge current assumptions with his students. Also, adult teaching has allowed him to develop new relevant relationshps that have subsequently resulted in scientific or business collaborations.
Personal Genome Project Consortium
Analysis and benchmarking for interpretation of personal genomes
Human genome data sharing
Ethical, legal social implications on genome data sharing
Direct to consumer genetic testing
Algorithms for prediction of genotype-phenotype associations