From the seminal paper published in 2001 in GENETICS by Theo H. Meuwissen, Ben J. Hayes, and Mike E. Goddard, until now, the field of Genomic Prediction continues to gain momentum. 

Genomic Prediction is a dynamic field—new technology is increasing the scale and scope of available phenotypic data, yet as applications diversify and biological contexts multiply, significant challenges remain in building and evaluating models and in identifying appropriate benchmarking data. 

G3: Genes|Genomes|Genetics remains a leading journal for scientists to publish primary data and methods papers aimed at advancing the conversation. We also engage in dialogue and debate on important issues facing the community. G3 welcomes your papers in this area, exploring questions including:

  • What are the problems in genomic prediction facing your community? 
  • What insights have you gleaned in your system? 
  • How does the environment impact your predictions? 
  • What management strategies need to be evaluated and accounted for? 

Share your insights with G3 today and submit a Dialogue and Debate or Investigation on the topic of Genomic Prediction.

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