The landmark Bermuda Principles was established in 1996 laying the foundation for open genomic data sharing. BP30 celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Bermuda Principles whilst revisiting its legacy in the context of today’s evolving scientific, ethical, and geopolitical landscape. Bringing together global experts, we will explore the intersection of data privacy, data sovereignty, biodiversity, and national data linkage, addressing the critical balance between openness and intellectual property. Discussions will delve into justice in genomics, ensuring equitable access and representation of diversity, and the translational impact of data sharing on healthcare and innovation. As genomic research continues to shape medicine, policy, and society, this event will chart the future of responsible, inclusive, and effective data sharing.
Ex-Wellcome
McGill University
National Genomics Initiatives
Next generation of genomics reference resources
Data sharing frontiers in clinical genomics
Benefit Sharing and Justice for All
Polygenic Risk Scores and AI Decision Support
The Evolution of Genomic Data Privacy
Bermuda Principles 2.0 — charting the next 30 years
ELIXIR
AfSHG/Johns Hopkins University
Mass General Hospital/Board Institute
CariGenetics
University of Melbourne
WHO
Human Genome Project 2
Bioinformatics Institute
African BioGenome Project
University of Exeter
Wellcome
EMBL-EBI
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