Powering Multi-Omic Solutions
Excellence in quality and expertise. From extraction through to data, AGRF is your trusted partner in world class genomics.
AGRF is Australia’s leading provider of high-quality multi-omic services, offering access to innovative technologies through our national network. With NATA-accreditation, we are equipped to support academia, healthcare, and commercial industries with a range of services, from single-gene analysis to whole genome sequencing and biomarker discovery, all backed by comprehensive bioinformatics. Discover how our cutting-edge solutions can empower your research, commercial ventures, and healthcare initiatives.
Who We Are
AGRF is a not-for-profit organisation, committed to quality and innovation. We actively seek to partner and share our knowledge and expertise in genomics. Through our national network, AGRF provides access to innovative and leading technologies, enabling genomics in the biomedical, agricultural and environmental sectors. From single gene analysis to whole genome sequencing, AGRF provides a full range of genomic capabilities and services with complementary bioinformatics across the entire biological spectrum, to academia, healthcare and commercial industries.
Collaboration
AGRF is an active collaborator on a number of Waite researcher grants that demonstrate collaborative partnerships, transfer of skills, knowledge and ideas to help secure commercial and wider benefits of research.
Dr John Stephen
Account Manager – SA, WA & NZ
T. +61 4 8436 7394
E. john.stephen@agrf.org.au
Customer Care Team
T. 1300 247 301
E. CustomerCare@agrf.org.au
Partner Details
- Australian Genome Research Facility
- T. 1300 247 301
- F. +61 8 8313 7124
- E. CustomerCare@agrf.org.au
- A. Plant Genomics Centre, Hartley Grove, Waite Campus – View on google map
- Visit Official Website
RELATED NEWS & EVENTS
SA Genomics Centre open for business
The SA Genomics Centre is a partnership that aims to provide a one-stop shop for genomics services to researchers across multiple disciplines.
New centre to lead world in gene science to open in July
Scientists will focus on genes to improve cancer treatments and make better wine at a new $7 million research centre in Adelaide, South Australia