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ARC Research Network in Microarray Technology (2004)

Abstract

The primary aim of this proposal is to transform the premier genomic technology into a standard research tool; microarrays are now a priority for anyone studying the genetics underlying key biological processes. A principal challenge for the Australian research community is to capture all aspects of microarray technology and make them readily available. We will address these needs by developing a network to: -establish regular research meetings, -facilitate training in array methodologies and bioinformatics, -co-ordinate innovation of technologies,-provide centralised data warehousing, -provide access to automated high-level gene annotation, -provide data mining tools, -set standards for data management and exchange

Experts

Professor David Hume

Professor
Mater Research Institute-UQ
Faculty of Medicine
David Hume
David Hume

Professor Helen Cooper

Deputy Director (Research)
Queensland Brain Institute
Helen Cooper

Professor Geoffrey McLachlan

Professor
School of Mathematics and Physics
Faculty of Science
Geoffrey McLachlan
Geoffrey McLachlan