The legacy of the Human Genome Project - Eric Green, Director of NHGRI

Direct-to-Consumer genetic testing - What's in it for me? - Interview with Timothy Caulfield

Consent issues in genomic research - interview with Jane Kaye, University of Oxford

Geneviève Almouzni – Epigenetics - Beyond the genome

Bartha M. Knoppers – The Global Alliance: Making it possible?

Jan Korbel – Human genetic variation in health & disease

Liselotte Højgaard – Health care policy and research – for mutual benefit

Eric Green – Human genomics a decade after the Human Genome Project: Opportunities and challenges

Wolfram Henn – Large-scale sequencing of the fetal genome: Is there a duty not to know?

Peter N. Goodfellow – Producing treatments: Products of the biomedical research complex

Paul Flicek – Ever bigger projects and genomics as an information science

Jane Kaye – From cottage industries to the Human Genome Project - Reflections on changing research practice

Buddug Cope – Personalized medicine and patient empowerment

Timothy Caulfield – Direct-To-Consumer genetic testing and personalized health: Assessing the risks and benefits

Helena Kää̈riä̈inen – Genetic counselling: New approaches needed

Anne-Lise Børresen-Dale – Genomics in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer

Estée Török – Use of whole-genome sequencing in diagnostic and public health microbiology

Ernst Hafen – Genome meets iPhone - The future of personal health data