Happy New Year! We look forward to this next year of the project in 2026 and all we have planned for the development of the CGI-Clinics tool 🧬📈 Sign up to our email newsletter to be kept up-to-date: dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/247980...

The CGI-Clinics team are signing off for the festive period and reflecting on a hugely successful third year of the project 🎉 Catch up with our recent summary of the project's progress: www.cgiclinics.eu/third-annual...

Our third annual meeting gave us a powerful chance to reflect on how far we’ve come, thanks to the dedication of our amazing partners. As a community-driven project, collaboration is everything, and we’re excited for what 2026 will bring! Read the full update: www.cgiclinics.eu/third-annual...

This week, Loic Verlingue (CLB) & Santi Demajo (@irbbarcelona.org) represented CGI-Clinics at the EUnetCCC seminar 'Advancing Precision Oncology through Molecular Tumour Boards' - a fantastic opportunity to bring the CGI tool to the forefront of the European precision cancer diagnostics community 🌍

We are grateful to Panagiotis Baliakas for joining our consortium meeting and delivering a fantastic talk on germline investigation in hereditary haematological malignancies. He stressed the need for strong cancer–germline collaboration and ongoing follow-up of healthy carriers.

Thank you to @genomicsengland.bsky.social for engaging so actively with the project & to Alona Sosinsky & Nadezda Volkova for joining us this week for our consortium meeting. We’re grateful for their insights on bringing WGS into clinical cancer care & their experience using the CGI tool.

On the first day of our third Annual Meeting in Thessaloniki, we’ve heard updates on the usage of CGI by clinical partners, the performance of the newest version of the tool & VUS in hematological malignancies. We’re looking forward to hearing further updates from work packages in the coming days 😊

Our clinical partner @manchester.ac.uk is hosting an event on 12-13 March 2026, bringing together researchers, clinicians, and patient advocates to share the latest advances in melanoma research and explore ways to improve patient outcomes. Learn more: sites.manchester.ac.uk/from-lab-to-...

Today the 700+ participants at the #EuropeanCancerSummit have the chance to learn about CGI-Clinics, thanks to @europeancancer.bsky.social showcasing EU-funded initiatives like ours. Participants, look out for our slide!

Next week the project consortium will gather in Thessaloniki for the third CGI-Clinics Annual Meeting, hosted by project partners @irbbarcelona.org and CERTH. Stay tuned for updates, and subscribe to our newsletter: dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/247980...

Last week, @irbbarcelona.org met with the Chair of our External Advisory Board, Edwin Cuppen, to discuss the project's progress. We reflected on lessons learned from the process of clinical implementation of genomic profiling, and prepared for the next Board meeting that will happen in the new year.

Loic Verlingue from Centre Léon Bérard presenting results from the CGI Clinics project at @myesmo.bsky.social #ESMO25 Congress 📢

What exactly is molecular profiling and why does it matter in cancer care? 🧬 By studying the genetic blueprint of tumours, doctors can better anticipate how a patient will respond to treatment and design truly personalised care plans.

How is AI transforming cancer care? Discover how artificial intelligence is helping doctors unlock insights from genomic data, leading to more precise diagnoses and personalised treatment plans: www.cgiclinics.eu/how-is-artif...

An interesting study in Nature Cancer on how AI agents could improve cancer treatment decisions ⬇️ www.nature.com/articles/s43...

Today on #WorldCancerResearchDay, we stand with the global community in advancing the fight against cancer. Through the CGI-Clinics project, we’re working alongside patient groups to bring new hope to patients worldwide 🌍 Together, innovation and collaboration save lives 🧡 #WCRD2025

An interesting study on how AI agents could improve cancer treatment decisions ⬇️

"Patients are individuals": Luis Marti-Bonmati from our External Advisory Board explains the importance of projects like CGI-Clinics and #EUCAIM in improving outcomes for patients 🌍

Register for this free symposium, organised by the Multi R Project, bringing together leading researchers, clinicians, industry experts and patient advocates to explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in oncology 🖥️ Learn more: www.multir.eu/post/welcome...

What is cancer genome interpretation? It is the process of analysing genetic changes in cancer cells to understand their role in cancer development and behaviour. This makes it possible to develop and utilise targeted treatments 🧬

Tumour genome analysis is complex but crucial in unlocking personalised treatment. CGI-Clinics aims to streamline interpretation, empowering doctors with a one-stop solution for effective patient-specific treatments. Learn more about our project: www.cgiclinics.eu

Learn how the CGI-Clinics project is working to make genomic interpretation accessible across Europe, and why this matters for both clinicians and patients 🌍

How is Artificial Intelligence shaping the future of cancer treatment? Watch our video to discover how AI is being used to analyse genomic data, helping doctors make more accurate diagnoses and tailor treatments to individual patients. zenodo.org/records/1584...

Patients, your privacy matters 🔐 we collect only essential data for the CGI tool, and further anonymise it for research to remove all personal identifiers. Responsible data use is vital to improving cancer care for everyone. Learn more: www.cgiclinics.eu

Edwin Cuppen, Scientific Director of the Hartwig Medical Foundation in the Netherlands and the Chair of our External Advisory Board, joins us to share more about his involvement in CGI-Clinics and how he anticipates the project’s impact:

What is molecular profiling, and how is it reshaping cancer treatment? 🧬 Our latest video explains how analysing the genetic makeup of tumours helps predict treatment response and personalise care for better patient outcomes. 📽️ zenodo.org/records/1584...

Curious about how Artificial Intelligence is transforming cancer care? Check out our new video to learn how AI is supporting doctors in diagnosing and personalising cancer treatment using genomic data: 📽️ zenodo.org/records/1584...

📢 Every Second Counts! CPE joined European Alliance for Personalised Medicine at the @europarl.europa.eu for a high-level event on early cancer detection. CPE stressed: innovation must be accessible, equitable & patient-centred, not just data-driven. 🔗 Read more: lnkd.in/dAjgx5Kr

In 4 months we will be at the third CGI-Clinics Annual Meeting, this time hosted by one of our valued project partners CERTH in Greece. We're already looking forward to celebrating the progress made in the project so far, and focussing on the work that remains for the upcoming years.

CGI-Clinics consortium member Loic Verlingue presented last month at #EACR2025 on equitable access to oncology clinical trials in Europe. His poster highlighted how AI-powered tools like CGI-Clinics are transforming access across borders 🌍

Tumour genome analysis is complex but crucial in unlocking personalised treatment 🔓 CGI-Clinics aims to streamline interpretation, empowering doctors with a one-stop solution for effective patient-specific treatments ✅

As part of our commitment to identifying patients’ needs around genomic testing, we've conducted interviews with patients who have undergone this as part of their cancer diagnosis journey. Through genomic insights, patients gain not only information, but a sense of control and hope ❤️

Learn more about the work we're doing in the CGI-Clinics project and the 17 partners involved in the tool's development: www.cgiclinics.eu 💬: @Loic Verlingue at Centre Léon Bérard

Improving access to and the efficacy of personalised medicine is at the heart of the CGI-Clinics project 🧡 💬: Luis Marti-Bonmati at La Fe Health Research Institute

Why are we working to harmonise cancer genomic data across Europe in the CGI-Clinics project? 🌍 #EWAC2025

CGI-Clinics supports the safe use of patient data in research to improve the quality of cancer research, ultimately benefiting patients and society 🧡 find out more about our ethical considerations: www.cgiclinics.eu/information-...

Luis Martí Bonmatí is the Director of Medical Imaging at La Fe Health Research Institute and a leader in clinical imaging. We greatly value his contributions to the project as a member of our External Advisory Board 👏

Interpretation is a bottleneck for the full deployment and broad accessibility of Next Generation Sequencing in cancer management, and CGI-Clinics aims to improve this step 👏

When a patient opts to share their data for research, it means projects like ours can create more and better predictive models that will improve interpretation and outcomes for future patients ✨

Precision medicine, which is sometimes called personalised medicine, means finding the best treatment for your cancer based on how your tumour is different 🧬 Learn more: www.cgiclinics.eu/information-...

@ecuppen.bsky.social, Scientific Director of the Hartwig Medical Foundation in the Netherlands and Chair of our recently established External Advisory Board, joins us to share more about his involvement in CGI-Clinics and how he anticipates the project’s impact: www.cgiclinics.eu/interview-wi...

What is the CGI-Clinics ethics protocol? It is a set of guidelines designed to guarantee that our research and professional practices are conducted ethically and responsibly. It includes several components 👇

How do we make "good science"? Pilar Nicolás is a Professor at the University of the Basque Country and a specialist in bioethics. Her insights are greatly valued on the CGI-Clinics External Advisory Board, which we recently established to provide expert guidance and strategic input to the project.

Last week our Project Coordinator, @nlbigas.bsky.social of @irbbarcelona.org, delivered a keynote lecture on CGI-Clinics at #CCG2025: 'Data-driven cancer genome interpretation for clinical decision making' 🤩

Camille Brodin from Centre Léon Bérard presented a poster on the CGI-Clinics tool this week at #CCG2025: 'Performance Assessment of CGI-Clinics for Genomic Alteration Classifications at Centre Léon Bérard and Gustave Roussy' 👏

We're at #CCG2025 in Amsterdam! Project Coordinator @nlbigas.bsky.social is delivering a keynote lecture on the CGI-Clinics project today, 'Data-driven cancer genome interpretation for clinical decision making': www.ccg2025.eu/speaker/nuri...

It is very important to us that patients be active participants throughout the CGI-Clinics project. Our recently held focus groups and interviews with cancer patients have helped us learn the best ways to do this 🗣️

Tumour genome analysis is complex but crucial in unlocking personalised treatment 🔓 CGI-Clinics will streamline interpretation, empowering doctors with a one-stop solution for effective patient-specific treatments ✅

Today on #WorldCancerDay we are proud to be #UnitedByUnique through the CGI-Clinics project's focus on improving precision medicine in oncology 👏

We’re enjoying a fantastic first day of our second Annual Meeting for the CGI-Clinics project, thanks to the organisation of @irbbarcelona.org 👏 so far we’ve heard updates on communication, tumour boards, patient empowerment and data harnessing here in beautiful Barcelona ☀️