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Data Projects to Deliver Practical Tools for Alberta Producers

Seven new projects will use genomics data, AI and advanced analytics to improve livestock productivity, manage crop disease and pests, support pollinator health and strengthen antimicrobial resistance surveillance.   Calgary, Alberta – September 28, 2026 – Genome Alberta, with support from the Government of Alberta, is pleased to announce seven new projects with a total

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Genome Alberta to Advance Innovation Through Work Placements at Biotech Companies

Edmonton, Alberta – September 24, 2026 – Today, the Government of Alberta announced an additional $1 million investment from 2026-2029 for Genome Alberta’s work placement programs. This investment will create new roles for skilled talent at 18-20 Alberta small and medium-sized businesses to develop and scale new genomics technologies. Alberta has a rapidly expanding life sciences

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From Discovery to Market IV: Metabolomix

From Molecules to Meaning: Metabolomix Is Redefining What We Can Measure, and Why It Matters   In laboratories around the world, a quiet shift is underway. For decades, genomics has dominated life sciences research, decoding the blueprint of life. But increasingly, scientists are asking a more immediate question: what is actually happening inside biological systems

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From Discovery to Market: Alberta Life Sciences Companies Creating Real Value

Alberta is in the midst of a transformation. Alongside the oil sands and the agricultural industries that have long defined its economy, a new sector is taking shape: a growing life sciences industry that is converting university research into patented technologies, commercialized products, and competitive companies with global reach. The numbers tell a compelling story,

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$7 Million to Grow Canada’s Agriculture Tech Sector

Federal investment through Genome Canada and the regional Genome Centres helps Canadian companies use genomics and biotech innovation to grow while unlocking private sector co-investment in research and development (R&D).   June 23, 2026 Toronto, Ontario – Smarter production is the goal of the HARVEST agri-tech accelerator that’s investing in cleantech and agricultural companies to

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$7 million announced for the HARVEST accelerator project to help clean technology innovation across Canadian agriculture

May 8, 2026 Toronto, Ontario – Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Canadian agri-businesses are leading the way in creating new solutions to reduce emissions and make agriculture more resilient. The Government of Canada is supporting this effort by working with Canadian non-for-profit agtech organizations to help science-focused small- and medium-sized businesses develop innovative technologies that grow

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David Bailey, President and CEO, Genome Alberta; Rob Annan, President and CEO, Genome Canada; Karim Bardeesy, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry, holding a sign that says "Canadian Genomics Strategy" and smiling at the camera.

Canada Invests in Genomics R&D to Accelerate Industry Growth and Technology Adoption

Federal investment through Genome Canada and the regional Genome Centres helps Canadian companies use genomics and biotech innovation to grow while unlocking private sector co-investment in research and development (R&D). March 18, 2026 — Today, on behalf of the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions,

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New Data Sharing Infrastructure to Accelerate Innovation in Agriculture

Edmonton – November 6, 2025 – RDAR, a major Canadian agriculture research funder, Genome Alberta, and Genome British Columbia are pleased to announce the development of the Agriculture Metadata Commons, a digital database designed to organize and disseminate information about agriculture genomics research data.   Genomics is the big data science that helps us understand DNA –

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Filippo Miglior receiving Genome Canada's Industry Collaboration Award

Pioneering Genomics in Dairy Farming: Dr. Filippo Miglior Receives Genome Canada’s Industry Collaboration Award

In a world increasingly attuned to the urgency of climate action, Dr. Filippo Miglior stands out for his contributions to sustainable agriculture. A trailblazer in dairy genomics, Dr. Miglior has been honored with Genome Canada’s Industry Collaboration Award for his groundbreaking work in dairy cattle genetics. Through the application of innovative genomic tools and building

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New Investments for One Health Solutions in Agriculture

Edmonton – February 13, 2025 – RDAR, a major Canadian agriculture research funder, and Genome Alberta are pleased to announce the approval of approximately $3.3 million in funding for several important One Health projects. One Health recognizes the intrinsic link between the health of people, animals, and the environment. This approach is essential for anticipating,

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