With the 2023 PacBio grant application period now closed, we are pleased to present to you the winning proposals for our 2023 Plant + animal SMRT Grant and our 2023 Australia + New Zealand Revio HiFi sequencing experience grant. 2023 Plant + animal SMRT Grant winners

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At PacBio, we are driven to create the most sophisticated multiomic sequencing technologies so that you can forge a new frontier in cancer research. Through the SMRT Grant program, PacBio awards free HiFi sequencing services to outstanding research proposals that have the potential to advance scientific knowledge across the full spectrum of sequencing applications from cancer biology to the ...

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Our Latest SMRT Grant Winner: HiFi Sequencing to Understand Microbial World At PacBio, we understand the profound importance of microbial research. As the foundation of the biosphere and major determinants of human health, microbes claim a primary, fundamental role in life on earth. Microbes account for most of the diversity of life on our ...

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2019 Local SMRT grant winners NYU Langone Health – Genome Technology Center. Awarded to Dr. Ken Cadwell at the Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine for his project “Whole genome sequencing of helminth-associated Clostridia species” and Dr. Ralf Duerr at the Department of Pathology for his project “Unraveling functional HIV-1 sequence marks that are associated with beneficial ...

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2024 Microbial Genomics Single Molecule, Real-Time (SMRT®) Grant Program Official Rules NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. ELIGIBILITY Participation in the Pacific Biosciences (PacBio®) 2024 Microbial Genomics SMRT Grant Program ... chosen as the winner. SELECTION OF WINNER AND NOTIFICATION Up to (4) winners will ...

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His project, entitled “Uncovering mRNA splicing diversity in cerebral cortex development,” was selected as the winner of the 2018 Iso-Seq SMRT Grant Program. Sequencing for this project will be carried out by our Certified Service Provider RTL Genomics.

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Mark Webber We’re pleased to announce the winner of the 2018 Microbial Genomics SMRT Grant. Mark Webber, Research Leader at Quadram Institute Bioscience in the UK, will get free SMRT Sequencing and analysis from our certified service provider, the Genomics Resource Center at the University of Maryland. His goal is to further a project designed to understand how bacteria on the skin of ...

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If humans were to undergo regular, extended cycles of weight gain and inactivity, they’d likely end up with obesity, muscle atrophy, or type 2 diabetes. But grizzly bears experience no ill effects from their annual fat gain and sedentary hibernation. See how our latest SMRT Grant winners from Washington State University plan to use Iso-Seq to unravel this mystery.

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2024 Cancer Multiomics Single Molecule, Real-Time (SMRT®) Grant Program . Official Rules . NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. ELIGIBILITY . Participation in the Pacific Biosciences (PacBio®) 2024 Cancer Multiomic SMRT Grant Program is ... winner) for library construction and sequencing by July 1, 2024 unless ...

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We’re excited to support this research and look forward to seeing the results. Thank you to our co-sponsor and Certified Service Provider, the Center for Genomic Research at the University of Liverpool, for supporting the 2019 Neuroscience SMRT Grant Program. Learn more about upcoming SMRT Grant Programs for a chance to win free sequencing.

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