In this clip, Kaylee explores the “cost-benefit ratio” of contraception and how the risks associated with pregnancy have shaped who takes on the responsibility of preventing it. But as new forms of male contraception are developed, could that balance start to change? 🎧 ow.ly/GOkj50ZPmVc

Please join us in welcoming Tim Murphy as Genome BC’s new VP, Corporate Development 🎉 With 30+ years of healthcare leadership experience, Tim brings expertise in health research, innovation and system transformation. Learn more about Tim and his experience here: ow.ly/y5XM50ZR63M

Shoot Your Shot: Is Male Birth Control Finally Here? 🎯 For 25 years, we've been hearing male birth control is just a few years away. So... what's taking so long? Dr. Kaylee Byers explores the history, science and promising new options in the latest Nice Genes. 🎧 ow.ly/Y1xa50ZPlnv

🫀 What if we could 3D-print heart tissue to test treatments? For Global Biotech Week, we’re highlighting a BC-based project led by Dr. Zachary Laksman at @UBC and Dr. Stephanie Willerth of Axolotl Biosciences. genomebc.ca/blog/3d-printing…

Congrats to @MOA_UBC on bringing this special woolly dog pelt back to Canada! 🐕‍🦺✨ For thousands of years, Salish and Makah peoples bred woolly dogs for their silky white fur, which was used in weaving. Learn more about Mutton in Gene Shorts 3 from Genome BC. 🧬 genomebc.ca/newpodcast/gene-…

📣 We’re hiring! Genome BC is looking for a Research & Innovation Manager, Fisheries & Aquaculture. Help build partnerships and co-investment opportunities across BC’s fisheries and aquaculture sectors and support funded projects. 💰 $80K–$95K 📅 Apply by Sept. 27 Full details:ow.ly/Lniq50ZOOxY

At the #DRDK2026, ancient DNA pioneer Dr. Beth Shapiro will take us inside the real science of de-extinction. 🎟️ Tickets must be reserved in advance 📅 Monday, November 2, 2026 🕓 4:00–4:30 PM | Registration 🎤 Keynote to follow Get your tickets now ow.ly/KJfF50ZO43B

When it comes to extreme environments, who wins and who loses? 🌍🐺 Dr. Cara Love explains why the winners aren't necessarily the strongest in Survivor: Animal Edition. 🎧 Listen to the full episode now: link.cohostpodcasting.com/b8… #WildlifeConservation #SurvivorStories #NiceGenes #SciencePodcast

Celebrating BC's life sciences community at the @lifesciences_bc Awards! 🎉 Congrats to Dr. Joerg Bohlmann, recipient of the Genome BC Award for Scientific Excellence, plus @SonicIncytes + @XenonPharma on their awards! 👏🧬 And thank you to the LSBC team for hosting such a great event!

Have you heard about the 300-pound black bear who survived the Eaton wildfire by hiding in a crawl space? 🐻🔥 Dr. Kendall Calhoun tells us the incredible story of Barry the bear in Survivor: Animal Edition. 🎧 Listen to the full episode now: link.cohostpodcasting.com/b8…

🦣 Can we really bring back the mammoth? The honest answer is more complicated, and more fascinating, than you might think. 📅 Monday, November 2, 2026 🕓 4:00–4:30 PM | Registration 🎤 Keynote to follow 🎟️ Registration is required in advance. Reserve your spot today: events.genomebc.ca/drdk2026?… #DRDK2026

🧬 AI is helping remove bottlenecks in the lab. We’re funding two @UBC research teams using AI and machine learning to automate biological analysis, with the potential to support faster diagnoses, more reliable results and more personalized treatments. 🔬🧪genomebc.ca/blog/a-pair-of-p… #Genomics #AI #PrecisionMedicine #BCResearch

For animals living in a human-altered world, survival isn't a game. It's adapt or struggle to survive. The Season 6 premiere of Nice Genes! explores wildlife adapting after wildfires and wolves living in the radioactive environment around Chernobyl. 🎧 Listen to Survivor: Animal Edition: link.cohostpodcasting.com/b8…

🦣 Can we really bring back the mammoth? Ancient DNA pioneer Dr. Beth Shapiro is coming to Vancouver for the 2026 Don Rix Distinguished Keynote Address to unpack the real science behind de-extinction. 📅 Nov. 2, 2026 events.genomebc.ca/drdk2026?…

This summer, Genome BC staff rolled up their sleeves to give back. 🩸 Every donation can make a difference for patients and families across Canada. Thanks to @CanadasLifeline for keeping the supply strong! #GenomeBC #GiveBlood

How can genomics support First Nations sovereignty over salmon data? How can genomics support First Nations sovereignty over salmon data? 🐟🧬 Genome BC is proud to support a new multi-year project that aims to reduce processing bottlenecks, enable more independent data management + bring Nanopore sequencing technology to remote communities. genomebc.ca/blog/new-genomic…

Earlier this week, Genome BC went head-to-head with Canada’s Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre in a top-tier, high-stakes, definitely-not-friendly 6-a-side soccer match. ⚽️ The game ended in a 4–4 draw, with two genomics organizations tie-d together like the strands of a double helix. 🧬🏆

At Genome BC, we appreciate the divas. 💅 They ask questions, challenge the status quo, know their worth and aren’t afraid to make some noise. So when the opportunity comes to hire a diva… you hire the diva. 👑 #GenomeBC #GenomicsEveryday #Hiring #WorkCulture

What happens when genomics education starts with the questions that matter most to students in their own communities? 🧬🪴 @geneskool is bringing genomics learning closer to home through new regional hubs genomebc.ca/blog/geneskool-h…