📺 Missed our latest free training webinar? We’ve got you covered. Visit the CLS training YouTube channel to catch up on the latest recording: find out about the range of freely available polygenic scores in CLS cohorts and explore the unique research opportunities they offer. Watch: buff.ly/XXpmjf9

Want to learn more? Why not join our free upcoming training webinar: Introducing polygenic scores in four national cohort studies on 30 September, from 12–1pm. Book now 👉 buff.ly/ahenpiR @timtmorris.bsky.social

Our data resource profile paper outlining the imputed & QC'd genomewide genetic data in 5 British cohort studies is now out in IJE. Data are free to access and the cohorts are deeply phenotyped... huge opportunities for amazing cross-cohort longitudinal research academic.oup.com/ije/article/...

Want a job in quantitative social science? We have two permanent lectureships in our Social Research Institute. Apply here: www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/... @sriucl.bsky.social

We’re about to release polygenic scores in 4 very well sampled and deeply phenotyped longitudinal British cohorts (born 58,70,90,01). Come along to our webinar on 30th Sept to find out more! #genetics #cohorts #data

I thought the claims of LLM’s now being PhD level were far fetched, b read this and tell me that Gemini is not mid way through its PhD

If someone you know buys into claims about "genetic optimization" of embryos using polygenic scores of cognition, just send them our 2024 paper on Beethoven & musicality. We wrote it to help communicate limits of individual-level genetic predictions & complexity of links between DNA & behaviour. 🧪👇

Call for abstracts: genetics, economic & social issues. We're hosting a 1-day workshop on using genetic data to examine economic & social issues on 12th December at UCL’s Social Research Institute. More info & submission at link below #genetics #socialscience #economics #cohort bit.ly/41EnPmu

1/ Parents with higher BMI tend to have kids with higher BMI—but why? Is it the genes they pass on, or the environment they create? Or both? We used trio data from MCS to help answer this longstanding question. journals.plos.org/plosgenetics...

Very excited to be speaking about cross-cohort data and research alongside some fantastic researchers at Oslo's 2025 Conference on Social Science and Genetics next week. Registration is free and there are still some seats left. #genetics #data #cohort

God forbid you dare to branch out your science, lest you score lower on a metric

📣New report! Our summary report sets out the key #ethical themes and practical considerations identified during our workshop exploring the use of #genomic data in #education. 🔗 bit.ly/genomics-edu...

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