Date: 19th November 2026 | Location: Venue Cymru, Llandudno 

Registration will be open from 8:30AM | Talks will run from 9:15AM | The event will close at 4:35PM

Genomics – the study of a person’s entire DNA (all the information that makes them unique) – is transforming medicine and healthcare.

Whether you’re a health professional, researcher, patient, or a member of the public interested in this exciting topic, this in-person event is a chance to connect with others, share experiences, and explore how genomic science is changing lives.

Join us and be part of a dynamic day of discovery, learning, and inspiration, as Wales showcases some of the latest advances in genomics.

This first-of-its-kind event in North Wales offers a welcoming space for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation. The programme includes engaging talks, panel discussions, and interactive sessions for all to enjoy. Attendees will hear about cutting-edge research, how science is being applied in real-world situations, and how genomics is shaping the future of health and medicine in Wales and beyond.

The event and programme have been designed together with Genomic Partnership Wales’ Patient and Public Sounding Board, ensuring that patient voices are at the heart of the day. It is designed to offer value, insight, and inspiration for everyone.

Highlights include:

· Informative sessions from leading genomic researchers and health professionals

· Patient talks to highlight and understand lived experiences

· Opportunities for networking and collaboration

· Interactive and hands-on sessions for the public to explore genomic science first hand

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Frequently Asked Questions 

Is it free to attend?

Yes! The event is completely free to attend.

This event, building on the Genomics Showcase held in Cardiff in April, offers a welcoming space for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation. The programme includes engaging talks, panel discussions, and interactive stands.

The event will take place in person at Venue Cymru, Llandudno. Unfortunately, there is no hybrid option available.

We are bringing together patients, members of the public, healthcare professionals,  researchers, charity representatives and anyone with an interest in genomics to learn more, create dialogue, and explore genomics in Wales. It is designed to be as inclusive as possible.

No, the day is designed to be drop-in and drop-out, so you can come for as long or as short a time as you like. We will publish the programme in early autumn, so you can view what is happening throughout the day and decide which sessions you would like to attend.

The event will begin with registration from 8.30am with the first talks beginning at 9.15am. The event will finish by 4.30pm.

The day has been designed with adult members of the public and professionals in mind. We welcome university students who wish to attend; however, unfortunately, we will not be able to accommodate schools and colleges attending as part of organised trips.

You are welcome to use the showcase for this purpose; however, the session isn’t accredited with any organisation, and we will not be providing certificates of attendance.

There are a range of sponsorship opportunities available for companies wishing to support and attend the Genomics Showcase in North Wales. If you would like to find out more or book a sponsorship package, please get in touch via email: readyc@cardiff.ac.uk.

Photographers will be capturing images at the event. If you do not want to appear in promotional images and have not already made us aware of this through your booking, please ensure you mention this at the registration desk.

Pay-and-display parking is available at several locations around the venue. There are 18 designated disabled spaces available in the Mostyn Broadway car park. You can find out more by visiting the Venue Cymru website –  https://www.venuecymru.co.uk/your-visit/getting-here

Llandudno is accessible by rail, bus and car. You can find out more by visiting the Venue Cymru website. – https://www.venuecymru.co.uk/your-visit/getting-here

Yes, all public areas and conference rooms are fully accessible for all. You can find out more by visiting the Venue Cymru website. -https://www.venuecymru.co.uk/your-visit/access-information

No, as long as you have registered and have received confirmation of your booking via email, there is no need to print out a copy of your e-ticket to bring along with you.

If you have a question that is not answered here, it is probably something we need to add. Please get in touch with us at walesgenepark@cardiff.ac.uk, and we will be happy to help

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