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TruPath Genome– an exciting new approach to obtain deeper insights into the genome

Explore the latest advances in Illumina’s next generation sequencing technology and how they are reshaping clinical research. This session introduces the newly launched TruPath Genome workflow, designed for high-resolution detection of complex variants—including structural variation and haplotype phasing—that are essential for understanding disease mechanisms.

You’ll hear directly from one of the developers behind TruPath Genome and see how the workflow has been applied in a clinical research setting to enhance detection of Lynch syndrome. The session offers practical insights into improving variant detection accuracy and supporting more informed decision making in genomic studies.

Speakers:

Simeen Malik
Director of Bioinformatics
Illumina

Simeen Malik, Director of Bioinformatics at Illumina Singapore, leads teams developing Illumina’s software and clinical genomic data solutions. She specializes in large scale datasets, machine learning, and bioinformatics support for major national genomics initiatives, including PRECISE. Her prior roles span Merck, Duke NUS, and contributions to TCGA and other high impact studies.

Alvin Ng
Postdoctoral Fellow
NTU

Dr Alvin Ng is a Dean’s Postdoctoral Fellow at the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, where he uses advanced sequencing technologies to study mutational processes in cancer. He recently joined Prof Joanne Ngeow’s lab to investigate DNA repair–related cancers, including colorectal, breast, and ovarian. Trained in computational biology at Duke NUS, Alvin has developed tools for detecting mutational signatures and has led research on structural variants and extrachromosomal DNA during his postdoctoral work at the Early Cancer Institute, Cambridge.

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Date & Time
30 May 2026
Location
South APAC
Affiliation
Illumina and NTU
Presenter
Simeen Malik and Alvin Ng
Topic
Complex disease genomics, Genetic & rare diseases
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