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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.

Genomics projects with a demonstrable commercial focus are invited to apply for up to $2 million in funding from The Advanced Genomics Collaboration (TAGC). To be eligible, applicants must be based at The University of Melbourne and MACH partner organisations.

Developing cancer tumours shed microscopic amounts of information into our bloodstream and deciphering these messages provides new ways to diagnose and treat it.

By combining global datasets, researchers can give more people access to genomic medicine, personalised treatment and knowledge of human DNA and disease.

Australia’s world-class medical research has transformed cancer care, but patients may not see the benefits of new genetic testing without new funding models.

Using genomic tools for detection and monitoring of circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) in patient blood samples to enable cancer detection, surveillance and recurrence screening.