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New Zealand Government announces $35million for advanced genomics research

Home All news & events News New Zealand Government announces $35million…

Genomics Aotearoa (GA) is an alliance led by the University of Otago and includes the Universities of Auckland and Massey, Crown Research Institutes AgResearch, ESR, Landcare Research, and Plant and Food, and 32 associate organisations. GA is focused on accelerating genomics research, cementing national collaborations between genomics and bioinformatics researchers and users across health, environment, and primary production.

See the full announcement here.

Find out more about Genomics Aotearoa.

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