Diversity Arrays Technology ACT Exporter of the Year 2026 Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT) was named ACT Exporter of the Year at the ACT Chief Minister’s Export Awards in Canberra on 8 September 2026. We were also recognised with the award in the Sustainability and Green Economy category, and will represent the ACT at the Australian […]
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Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT) is pleased to announce the launch of the DArT Research Papers Platform, a new public resource designed to help researchers, breeders, ecologists, students and collaborators discover, explore and connect scientific knowledge across the global research community. Available at https://researchpapers.diversityarrays.cloud, the platform transforms traditional literature searching into an interactive visual experience, allowing
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Here’s the DArT team, celebrating the first all-staff meeting at our new facility in Mitchell, ACT. DArT now operates in two locations – including the labs and offices at Canberra University. The extra space in Mitchell means that we can look ahead to new projects we’ve been keen to start. Given DArT’s mission to support
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We’re excited to partner with CSIRO on Nature IQ , a platform that aligns strongly with DArT’s mission to support sustainable and nature-positive decision-making. With deep experience integrating genomic, ecological and environmental data, DArT is well placed to help expand and deliver Nature IQ. At DArT, we believe Nature IQ’s vision is to help organisations
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DArT is pleased to announce the acquisition of Gondwana Genomics and its expertise in improving and accelerating forestry plantation performance through genomic selection. “Our shared history with Gondwana goes back over a decade,” said DArT Managing Director Andrzej Kilian, “as the foundational IP for its creation was developed at the CSIRO’ Forestry Division facilities, at
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Poverty, climate change, low levels of food security and crop diversity, and compromised ecologies – huge issues in many parts of the world, and all being tackled by a Canberra-based Australian company. Diversity Arrays Technology Pty Ltd (DArT) is a technology company on a mission. From headquarters in Canberra, the company is working towards a
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We at DArT are very pleased to share with you the news that we’ve been announced as state winner for “Promoting Sustainability” in this year’s Telstra Best of Business Awards. DArT was also a state finalist in the “Embracing Innovation” category. We are excited that this recognition will be another platform for us to promote
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When a small Pacific nation relies heavily on one crop as a staple part of the diet of its people and as an important export, the failure of that crop can be devastating. The economic and human cost is substantial. When, in 1993, Taro Leaf Blight (TLB) all but wiped out the Taro crop in
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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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At 21, Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT) has celebrated its coming of age with a new look, a new website and Help Centre, and an updated online ordering system.
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