News & Events
The future of cancer is very personal
Precision medicine allows us to develop treatments for a specific disease in one person. But we must ensure all Australians can access these benefits
TAGC sponsors 2023 MDHS Honours Conference
TAGC was proud to sponsor the University of Melbourne’s annual MDHS Honours Conference this year, in line with the partnership’s commitment to supporting scholarship and learning opportunities to equip the next generation of researchers with the skills to lead the genomic workforce of the future.
Making advanced genomic testing more accessible for cancer patients
The TAGC team recently received full diagnostic accreditation through the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) to perform ‘ctDNA profiling’ analysing tumour DNA collected via liquid biopsy. It’s a crucial step towards making advanced genomics testing more affordable and accessible.
The University of Melbourne and Peter Mac to establish precision cancer care centre
The University of Melbourne and the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre will establish a new centre to transform how genomics and precision oncology is delivered in Australia.
Applications open: TAGC Innovation Fund
Genomics-focused Commercial Innovation Projects are invited to apply for up to $2 million in funding for up to two years from The Advanced Genomics Collaboration (TAGC).
TAGC Town Hall - Information Session for Commercial Innovation Projects
Join Dr Emma Ball, Illumina, and Dr Bow Tauro, University of Melbourne, for a town hall session outlining the application process and answering any questions.