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Proceedings of a Meeting “Genomics: The Power and the Promise”, 27–28 November 2012, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

This special issue of Genome, “Genomics: The Power and the Promise”, was produced following a meeting of the same name held on 27–28 November 2012 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, cosponsored by the Gairdner Foundation and Genome Canada. The meeting was organized to celebrate the 10th anniversary since the Gairdner Foundation awarded its prizes for genome science discovery in 2002, and to recognize a decade of investment by Genome Canada in large-scale genome projects and innovation centres across the country. This volume of Genome consists of 10 manuscripts selected for publication following that meeting and seven transcripts of key oral presentations. The material covers genomic studies in a diversity of species from viruses and bacteria to economically important plants, fish, and livestock, as well as human disease. There is also literature covering thoughts of how the new genomic information is transforming the way we understand and manage the species that inhabit our planet.