Centre for Biodiversity Genomics

The Centre for Biodiversity Genomics (CBG) utilizes sequence diversity in standardized gene regions (DNA barcodes) to facilitate rapid, cost-effective, and precise species identification. This innovative approach, along with technologies like eDNA and metabarcoding, is revolutionizing our ability to comprehend and safeguard biodiversity. The CBG is comprised of five operational units: Analytics Unit: This unit handles specimen digitization, image analysis, and sequence data validation. It also aids researchers in creating continuous species maps and applying statistical models to complex datasets. Collections Unit: Responsible for acquiring samples and specimens from field collections, natural history museums, and a network of collaborators. The unit...

Dna barcoding,metabarcoding,research,biodiversity,sequencing,lab automation,bioinformatics,imaging,innovation,and science

Centre for biodiversity genomics operates in the Research services industry.

Centre for biodiversity genomics's revenue is 11m - 100m

Centre for biodiversity genomics has 51 - 200 employees.