Imagine a world where your DNA is the key to breakthrough discoveries - a future where diseases could be detected early, therapies personalized and global challenges such as antibiotic resistance solved. The combination of artificial intelligence with next-generation sequencing (NGS), an improved DNA sequencing technology, can make this possible: Genetic material is decoded at a rapid pace, enabling better and personalized therapies. What opportunities does this offer for medicine and patients? And what ethical questions does it raise? Discover how NGS is revolutionizing our world in an introductory lecture by Prof. Dr. Dagmar Wieczorek, Prof. Dr. Klaus Pfeffer and Prof. Dr. Heiner Fangerau (all Heinrich Heine University) and take part in the subsequent panel discussion. The event will be moderated by Dr. Anna-Maria Möller and Dr. Iuliia Novoselova (also Heinrich Heine University).