A hands-on experience in personal genomics, privacy-first tooling, and the future of health intelligence.

Past events:

At Vitalist Bay: https://lu.ma/event/manage/evt-uIqHAA1GydQ5l5F/more

Who is it for?

  • Curious individuals who’ve had (or plan to get) their genome sequenced.
  • Biohackers, longevity enthusiasts, and systems biology nerds.
  • Scientists & clinicians exploring personalised health strategies.
  • People who want to learn how to interpret, annotate, and act on their omics data, without sending it to third parties.

What?

  • Boot into GenomicOS on your own device using an encrypted usb flashdrive.
  • Visualise your genome and annotate variants using open-source tools like OakVar, VEP, and IGV.
  • Run risk scoring workflows (e.g. polygenic risk scores for Type 2 diabetes) locally.
  • Understand how to explore protective, enhancing, or risky alleles using databases like GenAge or George Church’s allele list.
  • Grasp the ethical and practical considerations of gene editing, AI-based prediction, and data ownership.

tasklist:

  • zoom or google meet for live attendance
  • story
    • determine probability of ‘scary’ Gene
  • How to contribute?
  • Finalise first public iso release
    • Sample dataset
    • Contains Oakvar
  • docs.genomicos.com
  • GUI for common workflows?
    • Identify workflows
    • Take Notebook based approach?
    • Output visualisation
  • Secure architecture preparation
    • AMD SEV?
  • Follow up with contributors and open-source maintainers
  • Follow up with potential reseller
  • Better/more clear 23andMe integration or Nebula raw data import
  • Where will releases be hosted?