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  • SING Aotearoa: Anastasia Rickard

     Anastasia Rickard has always been interested in genetics, but is taking a less traditional approach to demonstrating the impact of inheritance and science in our lives.

  • Stream to marine: Studying viruses in our waterways

     Dr Michael Hoggard hopes the viral ecology project he's working on will help us to further understand how our waterways function.

  • Environmental genomics - why microbes matter

     Microbial genome size is used as a tool for understanding the ecological and evolutionary forces acting on microorganisms within an environment.

  • Epigenome-wide association study pipeline

     A Genomics Aotearoa project has developed a significant new process that will help researchers interpret and develop genetic health information - an epigenome-wide association study pipeline.

  • First full genome of Rattus rattus

    A New Zealand - Australia collaboration has produced the first full genome sequence of the ship (or black) rat, a milestone in New Zealand’s Predator Free 2050 research.

  • SING Aotearoa: Anezka Hoskin

    Anezka Hoskin is hoping that a career in medical genomics will help in the fight against diseases currently affecting the Māori community.

  • Upskilling in metagenomics: why it's so important

    Metagenomics, the study of genetic material recovered directly from environmental samples, is giving microbial ecologists a much more detailed look at the previously hidden diversity of microscopic life, significantly adding to our understanding of the living world.
  • Using microbial communities to address today's environmental challenges

    Genomics has opened doors for Professor Nancy Moran to fast-track understanding of microbial activity.

  • Rakeiora announcement

    A programme to improve genomic knowledge that will impact on the wellbeing of New Zealanders and will be co-developed and co-governed with Māori has been given the go-ahead.

  • Genomic medicine set to address health inequities

    Genomic medicine is poised to generate substantial health benefits world-wide, both at an individual and population level.

  • Hitchhiker DNA and bioinformatics pipelines

     DNA studies have long provided a window into the ancestry and the genetic potential of a species, be it an animal, microbe, human or plant.  But we are only now beginning to realise that it’s not just the organism itself but also the environm

  • Bioinformatics training coordinator appointed

    Ngoni Faya is Genomics Aotearoa’s Training Coordinator, tasked with supporting and building capacity and capability in bioinformatics for New Zealand.