Genome Canada launches process to identify Strategic Research Themes of national importance and to develop position papers in these areas. 
Genome Canada launches process to identify Strategic Research Themes of national importance and to develop position papers in these areas.
Genome Canada launches process to identify Strategic Research Themes of national importance and to develop position papers in these areas.
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador will contribute $803,000 towards the “Atlantic Medical Genetics and Genomics Initiative” (AMGGI), a research project on human genetic diseases in Altantic Canada.
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is investing in the Atlantic Cod Genomics and Broodstock Development Project - a Genome Atlantic research initiative.
The Province of New Brunswick is contributing $1 million to a Genome Atlantic genomics-research project designed to establish world leadership in cod aquaculture in Atlantic Canada.
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A new exhibition at Discovery Centre has people questioning would they or wouldn’t they, should we or shouldn’t we? Visitors to The Geee! In Genome are asked to ponder such ethical issues as genetic testing, gene therapy and cloning. The exhibition was officially opened today by Premier John Hamm and Tom Smith, the son of the late Dr. Michael Smith, a Nobel-prize winning chemist to whom the exhibition is dedicated.
The Honourable Andy Scott, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, announced today that the Government of Canada will contribute up to $6.45 million over the next three years towards a genomics research project on cod aquaculture in Atlantic Canada. The total value of this four year project is $18.2 million. The remainder of the funding will be contributed by a range of regional innovation and research partners. The “Atlantic Cod Genomics And Broodstock Development” (the Cod Project) is led by researchers at Huntsman Marine Centre and The Atlantic Genome Centre in partnership with Genome Atlantic.
The Honourable Geoff Regan, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, announced today that the Government of Canada, through Genome Canada, will contribute $3.28 million towards a $9.2 million genomics research project on human genetic diseases in Atlantic Canada.
Genome Atlantic is proud to announce the first visit of the Geee! in Genome tour in Atlantic Canada, at the Museum of New Brunswick in Saint John, starting May 12.
Students from Gaetzbrook Junior High School tried their hands at DNA testing at The Atlantic Genome Centre (TAGC), the gene sequencing lab managed by Genome Atlantic.
Genome Atlantic is accepting proposals for science fair projects that relate to microbial genomes. The five lucky students will get to work with scientists from the Atlantic Genome Centre and get real genetic analysis of their project samples. More.
Genome Atlantic is pleased to co-host this year's Institute of Genomic Research's (TIGR) annual microbial genomics conference.
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