Supporting Discovery

Through Genomics Expertise

From experimental design and library preparation, sequencing and bioinformatics.

Genomics WA supports researchers across health, agriculture, biodiversity and industry.

Consultation

Expert advice and project planning from local genomics specialists

Sequencing

Short-read, long-read, single-cell and spatial sequencing technologies

Bioinformatics

Data analysis and interpretations tailored to your research questions

Training

iLab training and ongoing support to empower your research journey

Genomics WA at a Glance

NATA Accredited

NATA 17025 accredited for sequencing.

Perth Based

Local expertise, global standards.

Multiple Platforms

Comprehensive short-read, long-read, single-cell and spatial capabilities

End-to-End Support

From consultation to sequencing and bioinformatics.

Research Impact

Enabling high-quality research and scientific advancement.

Supported by NCRIS

Proudly part of the national research infrastructure.

Our Sequencing Technologies

A suite of cutting-edge platforms to meet a range of research needs

Illumina MiSeq i100 Plus

PacBio Vega

Illumina NovaSeq X

Oxford Nanopore ElysION

10x Chromium X

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Acknowledging the Partners Behind our Genomics Capability

Genomics WA's infrastructure and operations are made possible through the generous support of our partners.

  • Initial Foundation support

    In our first term, Genomics WA was supported by the Perron Foundation and UWA's Marshall Centre through the acquisition of the PacBio Sequel II.

  • Advanced cancer genomics infrastructure

    We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research and the Australian Cancer Research Foundation for the establishment of the Centre for Advanced Cancer Genomics, which provided access to the Illumina NovaSeq 6000 and the Vizgen MERSCOPE system.

  • Shared platform access

    We acknowledge Curtin University and UWA for providing access to the NextSeq 500 and MiSeq platforms, and The Kids Research Institute Australia for making the MiniSeq, Chromium iX and Zephyr liquid handler available for use by Genomics WA.

  • Current operations and next generation expansion

    We further acknowledge funding from BioPlatforms Australia (BPA), the WA Government's Office of Medical Research and Innovation (OMRI), and the Department of Energy and Economic Diversification (DEED; formerly JTSI), along with our joint venture partners– UWA, Harry Perkins Insitute of Medical Research and The Kids Research Institute Australia.

    This support has enabled Genomics WA's operations and the acquisition of new instrumentation including the NovaSeq X, MiSeq i100 Plus, Chromium, ElysION, PacBio Vega and GPU servers.

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