Bioplatforms Australia has boosted Australia’s capacity and impact in the areas of genomics, proteomics, metabolomics and bioinformatics. John Grant, Chairman invites you to review our progress outlined in our 2011 Annual Report.

Coral Genome Completed, EBI Mirror Gives Fast Access to Biotech Data, New Dataset for Soil Biodiversity, BPA Access Voucher Supports Cardiovascular Disease, 7th Annual Metabolomics Society Meeting, Cairns, Australia, New Australian Bioinformatics Network, BPA Annual Report 2011.

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Plant Research Propelled by High-Tech Phenomics Facilities. The Plant Accelerator®. The High Resolution Plant Phenomics Centre. Ancestry Revealed . Metabolomics Australia Grows its Lipodomics Services. 'Omics Clients Increasing. New Metabolomics Website

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Bioplatforms Australia Leads a National Wheat Genomics Initiative. BPA Welcomes the Environment Institute. Resurrected Mammoth Blood Very Cool. Education Investment Fund. Advancing the Capabilities of Proteomics Australia. Australian Phenomics Network Launches a New microRNA Platform. 4th International Barcode of Life Conference.

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Bioplatforms Australia will invest in the creation of a Genomics Data Resource on behalf of the Australian and international wheat research community. Improvement to new wheat varieties through plant breeding is essential to drive future increases in wheat crop yields. The productivity of Australia’s wheat crop, impacted on by drought and salinity, defense against fungal attack and improved grain quality will be driven by advanced breeding technologies, largely based upon an enhanced knowledge of wheat genomics and trait discovery.

Bioplatforms Australia aims to grow our scientific infrastructure network and promote systems biology capability in Australia. John Grant, Chairman invites you to review our progress outlined in our 2010 Annual Report.

Proteomics Research - Respiratory Syncytial Virus at the Cellular Level. ARC Centre of Excellence for Plant Cell Wall Biology. The Australian Phenomics Network: Evolution of another 'Omic'. Ciber Bee Research: What Makes Mated and Unmated Bees Smell Different?. HUPO 2010 Offers an International Forum for BPA Researchers. BPA Strategy Discussion with Ra, Australasian Metabolomics Symposium 2010.

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Bioplatforms Australia Newsletter. Undergrads Sequence Wollemi Pine. Metabolomics Australia forge New Links in Research. Systems Biology Seminar in Capital Cities. New Study on Communication Networks in Microbes. $50 Million in New Funding. Bioinformatics Boost. NewTissue Imaging Mass Spectrometer at the Adelaide Proteomics Centre. Australasian Metabolomics Symposium 2010.

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The Australian Life Scientist journal has recently featured three great articles featuring some of the prominent 'omics projects presently being undertaken by our partners.

Bioplatforms Australia has launched an access program to provide meritorious researchers with a $10,000 subsidy for any ‘omics service offered by our technology partners.