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Extending whole genome analysis into healthcare
Aotearoa NZ genomic variome
Identifying genetic drivers of Streptococcus pyogenes
Rakeiora: A pathfinder for genomic medicine
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Tactical Genetic Control of Rats
Marine-fungi as a source of antimicrobials
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Distributed sequencing towards real-time outcomes in animal and human health
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Kauri dieback detection – developing real time, point-of-need surveillance
Detection of species and hybrids in Ngā Roimata ō Tōhe, Pimelea eremitica
Molecular characterisation of Māori traditional root crops in Aotearoa as an insurance policy for food security; He wae kai pakiaka (a grounded solution)
Building agile and informed kaitiaki biosecurity on the maunga
Phylogenetic and Transcriptomic Analysis of Kawakawa for Rongoā and Kaitiakitanga
Genomic resources for selective breeding of kingfish/haku
Realising the potential of genomics for swamp maire replanting in the Rangitāne rohe
Nā tō rourou, nā taku rourou: Sharing the benefits of genomics
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Environmental metagenomics
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Better breeding values
Genomic translational oncology
Cell-free genomics
Genomic typing of bacterial pathogens
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Marine-fungi as a source of antimicrobials
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Genomic insights assist conservation of kuaka Whenua Hou
Early career researcher support is a key focus for building capability
Seminars share knowledge with the global genomics research community
Genome graphs lead to unique insights into infectious diseases
Genomic resources help Ngā Iwi i Te Rohe o Te Waiariki develop aquaculture for kingfish/haku
Metagenomics Summer School builds capability across the motu
Enhancing opportunities for blueberry production in Aotearoa and internationally
Rakeiora: ground-breaking research guides the path to precision healthcare
Genomic disease diagnostics solve the riddle of sudden kākāpō deaths
Waiwera estuary datasets reveals astonishing information on viruses
Kākāpō recovery – new information on growth, fertility, embryo survival, and clutch size critical to species survival
Engaging with end-users of Invasomics helps to prevent a stinky problem
Gillenia – a Rosetta stone for Rosaceae
A sheep pangenome for the benefit of primary production
Working with communities to gain insight into Group A Streptococcus
Māori-led genomics
Clinical genomics analysis corrects a decades-long mis-diagnosis
Genomics Aotearoa/NeSI training partnership goes from strength to strength
Data sovereignty in action
Te Nohonga Kaitiaki guidelines define a framework for engagement
A SING Aotearoa experience - Jordon Lima (Ngāti Porou)
A high quality Bilberry genome for the benefit of Blueberry growers
Aquatic ecosystem function and diversity along a freshwater-to-marine gradient
Are you my father? Population-wide genome analysis confirms kākāpō parentage
Blooming cyanobacteria!
Genomic adaptations to a precarious environment - hot-spring cosmopolitanism
High quality sheep genomes capitalise on existing knowledge
Metagenomics Summer School demystifies data analysis
Rewarewa is our first native tree with a high quality genome – and Māori honey producers could benefit
Sequencing the genome of wasps as a first step to novel biological controls
Supernova and ingenuity solve a stick insect problem
Syndactyly genomic research offers a family some control
Upskilling our clinical work force
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Our Mission
Advancing genomics, bioinformatics and biotechnology to support an environmentally and economically sustainable future for Aotearoa New Zealand, honouring our people, and the natural world.
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GA2.0 Fellowship Scheme
We are pleased to share that Genomics Aotearoa is establishing a Fellowship scheme to lift the capability building initiated during the first funding period to the next stage. The first call for Expressions of Interest is open now and closes on 17 June 2026.
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Govt invests $25m in Genomics Aotearoa research
A major new investment into genomics research highlights the importance of genomics to New Zealand’s future wellbeing and prosperity.
Annual Report
Annual Report 2024
In 2024, Genomics Aotearoa continued to strengthen New Zealand’s genomics capability, funding new projects, fostering collaborations, and driving groundbreaking research.
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What if... video series exploring the impact of genomics in Aotearoa
Genomics Aotearoa is excited to present our new video series, "What if...? Genomics in Aotearoa", produced by Damian Christie from the Aotearoa Science Agency.
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