Scientific publication A Score Card for Genome Editing Techniques (GOANA) The Transformational Bioinformatics Group published a new software (GOANA [1]) to score genome editing approaches: It helps make Gene Therapy become a reality, by detecting and comparing rare mutations that may be accidentally
Scientific publication Building a bridge between gene editing and machine learning Is this review paper the babel fish to translate between genome editing and machine learning jargon?
Science communication Should we do another Science AMA (Ask Me Anything) Series? Do you want us to run another Reddit Q&A Ask Me Anything Post on Digital Marketplaces?
Research Project Detecting genetic alterations: can you spot the difference? Read how we develop computational tools to differentiate native from altered DNA
Conference SynBio to BioDesign - Synthetic Biology Australasia conference highlights Bringing genetic circuitry, metabolic engineering, responsible innovation, and bioart together to help create a safer and more sustainable future #SBA2019
Research Project Better together: Gene therapy with AAV and CRISPR-Cas9 Helping develop novel gene therapy approaches with our collaborators at CMRI
Explainer What is Digital Genome Engineering? New genome engineering technologies have great potential yet face several obstacles. Digital techniques can help overcome these challenges.
Computerworld ComputerWorld: CSIRO launches serverless 'search engine for the genome' on Alibaba Cloud Trials of CRISPR/Cas9 are getting underway around the world. Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats/CRISPR associated protein 9, to give it its full name, holds huge promise for tackling cancer, hereditary
Antimicrobial Resistance Can AI help fight antibiotic-resistant superbugs? A team of researchers contributing their expertise to a new collaboration called OUTBREAK to help fight antimicrobial resistance.
Scientific publication AEHRC researchers develop a more efficient way to detect disease genes A new software developed by CSIRO offers a more reliable way to recreate gene mutations in the lab.
ZDNet ZDNet: CSIRO's CUNE uses artificial intelligence to find disease genes Researchers from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation's (CSIRO) Australian e-Health Research Centre have developed a more powerful way to find the genes that cause disease using artificial intelligence.
