UKB leadership will explain the study's impact in achieving new discoveries to improve health. Technological advances that have powered the generation of the massive datasets, including molecular data, large-scale imagining, and health record linkages, that underlie this research in UKB, and other studies will be highlighted, and the topics covered will include analytic approaches to analyse and interpret these data. Advances in computing that will power new analysis methods will be discussed. Further details regarding accessing UKB and similar data from other cohort studies elsewhere will be explored at the workshop following the symposium.

June 9 - Day 1	Large-scale data for precision health
Time	Title	Speakers
08:45-09:00	Introduction to symposium	TBD
Chair	Mark Lathrop
09:00-10:00	UK Biobank: scale, depth, duration … but, most importantly, accessibility	Rory Collins, UK Biobank/Oxford
10:00-10:30	The precision medicine project in Thailand	Surakameth Mahasirimongkol, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
Break
Chair	TBD
11:00-11:30	The Emirati Genome Programme: Insights from population variome, genome assemblies, and pharmacogenomics	Michael Olbrich, Khalifa University, UAE
11:30-12:00	Transforming health in Singapore through precision medicine	Seow Shi Wee, PRECISE, Singapore
Lunch
Chair	TBD
13:00-13:30	National Center Biobank Network in Japan	Katsushi Tokunaga, National Center Biobank Network, Japan
13:30-14:00	The Qatar Genome Program	Hamdi Mbarek, Qatar Foundation, Qatar
14:00-14:30	The transcriptional landscape of acute lymphoblastic leukemia based on an international cohort study	Jinyan Huang, Zhejiang University School of Medicine, China
14:30-15:00	Biobank scaled proteomics	Cindy Lawley, Olink
Break
Chair	TBD
15:30-16:00	Advances in sequencing technologies	Ioannis Ragoussis, McGill U., Canada
16:00-16:30	Efficient Bayesian polygenic risk score regression	Yue Li, McGill U., Canada
16:30-17:00	Genomics Thailand data and access	Sissades Tongsima, Genomics Thailand, Thailand