Personal Genomics Zone

A personal manifesto on harnessing artificial intelligence as an enabler for a new era of human wisdom and understanding, proposing principles for AI-augmented intellectual work grounded in equity, transparency, and scientific rigour.

A deep dive into quantitative confidence in genomics and precision medicine — exploring confidence intervals, p-values, Bayesian methods, calibration, and why honest uncertainty quantification is essential for good science and patient care.

Presented at the UK-Indonesia Health Genomics Forum, London, 25 November 2025. When we speak about the future of precision medicine, it is easy to focus on the technology. Yet the real foundation of precision medicine is something much more fundamental.

By Dr Manuel Corpas. Precision medicine is built on a contradiction. The field promises individualised care calibrated to each person's biology, yet its foundations rest on data representing a fraction of humanity.

A recap of my presentation to Britcham Brazil, 7 October 2025. This morning I had the privilege of presenting to a distinguished audience at the British Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Brazil.

Lectures from Biobanking for Data Science, a module I lead at the University of Westminster for the MSc AI Digital Health course.

When I'm asked how I became a scientist, I usually smile, because the truth is, I've been aspiring to be one for over 30 years. My career didn't follow the straight path I once imagined.

Despite breathtaking advances in genomics over the past two decades, we are failing to answer a fundamental question: who benefits from this progress?

Genomics holds the promise to revolutionize healthcare--offering tailored diagnoses, treatments, and prevention strategies. But this vision remains dangerously incomplete without one critical ingredient: diversity.

In this episode I sit down with Professor Yves Moreau from KU Leuven for a deep and thought-provoking conversation on the intersections of artificial intelligence, genomics, and society.