Key Collaborators
Diversity Arrays Technology
University of Canberra, ACT 2601 Australia
Delivering affordable products and services in genome profiling, genetic analysis and modern breeding, including development and provision of data storage and data mining technologies. DArT is a generic and cost-effective genotyping technology detecting all types of DNA variation (SNP, indel, CNV, methylation).
BGI Shenzhen
Beishan Industrial Zone, Yantian District, Shenzhen, 518083, China
BGI was founded in 1999 with the vision of using genomics to benefit mankind and has since become the largest genomic organization in the world. With a focus on research and applications in the healthcare, agriculture, conservation, and environmental fields, BGI has a proven track record of innovative, high profile research, which has generated over 2,059 publications, many in top-tier journals such as Nature and Science.
Koala Genome Consortium
Australian Museum, 1 William Street, Sydney NSW 2010 Australia
The Koala Genome Consortium (co-led by the Australian Museum and Queensland University of Technology) is an initiative to determine the full genome and transcriptome sequence of the koala, and use it to gain insight to the unique biology of this Australian icon.
Piku Biodiversity Network Inc.
c/- The National Research Institute, PO BOX 5854, Boroko, NCD, Papua New Guinea.
The PBN is a consortium of contract researchers and consultants that aims to promote and enable biodiversity conservation in Papua New Guinea through environmental education, community-led conservation and knowledge generation. It provides an avenue for members to conduct research of immediate and strategic value to biodiversity conservation in Papua New Guinea; builds capacity within Papua New Guinea by collaborating with Universities and other educational institutions in experiential learning and research training; and presents discoveries and insights to the scientific community, the public and policy makers to aid them in making evidence-based decisions.
