We're pleased to award a series of grants designed to support omics exploration! Congratulations to our grant recipients on this well-deserved achievement. Their cutting-edge research is bound to make an impact on the future of genomics, and we’re delighted to help fuel their scientific discoveries.
Check out some of the winning projects below!
PacBio Kinnex SMRT Grant: Advance your long-read sequencing
$10,000 PacBio Kinnex SMRT Grant
Anna Dischler
Research Scientist/Lab Manager, University of Colorado Anschutz
Resolving Full-Length FMR1 Transcript Isoforms Associated with CGG Repeat Expansions in FXTAS
$3,000 PacBio Kinnex SMRT Grant
Jing Wang
Associate Specialist, University of California, San Francisco
Temporal Dynamics of RNA Splicing During Human Brain Development
$2,000 PacBio Kinnex SMRT Grant
Kanishk Jain
Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota
Characterizing full-length transcript isoform changes after acute PHRF1 degradation using PacBio Kinnex mRNA sequencing
Sanger Sequencing Grant: Screen and confirm your results
$500 Sanger Sequencing Grant
Priya Arumugam
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Penn State University College of Medicine
Genetic variants in IRGM and PNPLA3 impair autophagy and lipophagy, reducing metabolic hepatic responses to exercise in liver disease patients
$300 Sanger Sequencing Grant
Courtney Clark-Hachtel
Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina, Asheville
Mechanisms of extreme survival: Uncovering how tardigrades can tolerate extreme radiation
New Wizard Grant: For new to GENEWIZ applicants
$5,000 New Wizard Grant
Vivek Khambhati
Graduate Research Assistant, Louisiana State University
Engineering a Scalable Escherichia coli RNAi Platform Integrating SIGS and MIGS for Enhanced Durability in Plant Disease Control
$3,000 New Wizard Grant
Jonathan Dain
Ph.D. Student, UMass Boston
Identifying the molecular mechanism of HPAI tolerance in asymptomatic Mallards
Gene Synthesis Grant: Optimize gene construction
$2,000 Gene Synthesis Grant
Wesley Leong
Visiting Undergraduate Research Fellow, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Generative Design of Cell Type-Specific mRNA Splicing for Programmable Gene Regulation
NGS Grant: Choose your sequencing path
$3,000 NGS Grant
Tamilselvi Elango
Research Scientist, University of Virginia
Transcriptomic Profiling of Nano-Romidepsin Induced Epigenetic Reprogramming in Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma
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