E tautoko ana a GFANZ i te UNDRIP (GFANZ Supports the UNDRIP)
11th November 2024 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Genomics for Aotearoa New Zealand (GFANZ) is a charitable organisation whose purpose is to promote the use of
Working Paper: Engineering data equity: the LISTEN principles
Data sharing is common practice amongst genomics researchers. So is not sharing. Open Science principles can be (and are) applied in ways that diminish or
Pathoplexus: A new, open-source human viral pathogen database.
This is a new open-source database for sharing human viral pathogen genomic data. They aim to increase international collaboration and improve public health responses. To
Research Paper: De-novo assembly of four rail (Aves: Rallidae) genomes: A resource for comparative genomics
Last month, Julien Gaspar, Steve A. Trewick, and Gillian C. Gibb published the paper De-novo assembly of four rail (Aves: Rallidae) genomes: A resource for
News Article: DNA analysis confirms species: Whale found at Te Kaha unusually ‘rare’
“We had a kōrero about the rarity of Wharekura and about how us taking her to be studied benefits not only marine science and everybody
Indigenous nonhuman genomic data – Expert voices in the journal Science
Tahu Kukutai and Amanda Black argue that researchers must do much better in honoring the kaitiaki rights of Māori regarding the protection of indigenous nonhuman