Recognised as the largest AG-Genomics meeting in the world, PAG30 – the Plant and Animal Genome Conference – was held last week in San Diego in the USA – and DArT was there. This important event was the ideal place for our Managing Director, Andrzej Kilian and DArT Software Design specialist Reuben Durham to present
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Diversity Arrays Technology is proud to have received a 2021 ACT Chief Minister’s Export Award at an online ceremony in Canberra. Speaking after the announcement of their award in the Agribusiness, Food and Beverages category, DArT founder and Director Andrzej Kilian acknowledged it as a strong recognition of the important work being done by the
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Imagine a detective being confronted with literally billions of pieces of evidence, and having to find the one little fact that will make the rest of it all make sense and crack the case – the proverbial needle in a haystack. That’s the task geneticists face when looking for clues in a string of DNA
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“We only have one generation to turn this around – that’s all.” Quoting leading social and environmental change agent, Paul Hawken, this was the stark message delivered to the 20th birthday celebrations of Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT). Sound like a gloomy thing to say at a birthday party? Maybe, but for the people of DArT
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After the devastating effects of Australia’s Black Summer, some species of our native plants and animals came close to extinction. Now, thanks to a ground-breaking collaboration between Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT), the University of Canberra (UC) and The Australian National University (ANU), an integrated big data platform powered by transformative genomics and populated with thousands
On the 20th of September, 2019, students in Canberra went on strike to protest against climate change inaction. As concerned global citizens, we believe that it shouldn’t just be up to our children and the next generation to demand better action against climate change. It should be up to all of us. This is why we
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