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Science award to CIGENE professor

Professor Peter Hunter has won the prestigious Rutherford Medal, New Zealand’s top science honour. Peter Hunter is Director of the Auckland Bioengineering Institute and adjunct professor at CIGENE/UMB's Dept. of Mathematical Sciences. He won the medal for his leading role in the Physiome Project, a major international project that aims to build sophisticated computer models of all the human body’s organs. CIGENE is responsible for incorporating genetics in the Physiome Project, in close collaboration with Peter Hunter and Nic Smith's groups in Auckland and Oxford, respectively. Read more here.
 

Request for proposals to sequence Atlantic Salmon

Genome British Columbia has announced an international Request for Proposals to Sequence, Assemble and Annotate the Genome of the Atlantic Salmon (Salmo Salar).
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Establishment of an International In Vitro Meat Consortium

Etablishment of an international In Vitro Meat Consortium was initiated at a workshop held at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences June 15, 2007.
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New international consortium for genomic research on salmonids

An international consortium has recently been established in which CIGENE plays a major role.
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