Overview

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Vessel Briefings are short sessions that are intended to not take too much time out of your busy schedule, but that still allow our community to interact on important topics. 

With this format, we will present case studies, do live Q&As and tackle problems that we all share so that we can work towards improvement together. Sometimes we might review elements from past programs or otherwise share short monologues with you.

Generally, the format is short: no longer than 30 minutes with 10-15 minutes of presentation and subsequent discussion. So be spontaneous, if your calendar allows for it, jump on our Briefings call!

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Upcoming Briefings

VB05

Past Briefings

VB04 - Let’s interpret some variants
In this briefing, we walk you through a step-by-step process of the resources you can access to assess variant pathogenicity and actionability.
VB03 - Getting to know HRD testing
Brief Synopsis For this Briefing, we asked Prof. Ellen Heitzer and Georgios Vlachos from the Institute of Human Genetics, Medical University of Graz to share their experience in working with homologous recombination deficiency (HRD) testing. Join us to familiarize yourself with the concepts and approaches central to performing this type
VB02 - Concordance of genomic results between tissue and liquid testing
Tissue and circulating tumor DNA testing can detect cancer alterations, but discrepancies in results can impact treatment decisions. This briefing discusses the basics and presents case studies.
VB01 - Two CGP case studies from liquid biopsy
Vessel Briefings are short sessions that are intended to not take too much time out of your busy schedule, but that still allow our community to interact on important topics.

If this is your first time here, consider applying. The Vessel Briefings can be joined after you are admitted to the community.