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National Genomic Applications Partnership Program (N-GAPP)

The Regional Genomic Applications Partnership Program (R-GAPP) aims to accelerate innovation with industry through public-private R&D collaborations, in alignment with areas of strategic priority in Alberta.
This report highlights a legacy of science in action, showcasing the many impacts generated from our investments, including life-saving diagnostics and new precision-health tools, nature-based solutions for environmental stewardship, improved breeding strategies for livestock, crops and trees and new biotech start-ups that are bringing technology to market.
Our focus is on applied research that directly benefits Alberta’s society and economy.
This work leads to game-changing innovations in health, agriculture, forestry, energy, environment as well as economic impact.
As a not-for-profit research funding organization, we’re here to help initiate, fund and manage your genomics partnerships and research. Together, we’ll catalyze genomics solutions that benefit Albertans and the world.
We add significant value to the provincial innovation ecosystem by:
Securing significant federal funds for Alberta-led research and increasing innovation support for our priorities.
Working collaboratively with innovation entities to drive technology development and implementation.
Ensuring scientific excellence is supported by social sciences research and addressing ethical, legal and environmental barriers.
Learn more about challenge-driven opportunities where investments in genomics innovation will drive new research, development and applications across sectors.
National Genomic Applications Partnership Program (N-GAPP)
Harnessing Agriculture for Research, Value-add Environmental Solutions, and Technology (HARVEST)
Our project portfolio comprises diverse initiatives that leverage the power of genomics to address challenges in health, agriculture, environment and more.
jobs created
innovations arising from Alberta-led projects

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