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What is genomics? Without knowing it, you probably already know a little about genomics. For example, you have probably heard about DNA and genes in the media. You are probably aware that you have inherited many of the traits of your ancestors. These traits are dictated by our genes and organized in our cells in the form of chromosomes. Genomics is all about that and much more! Read more Tools [...]

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Welcome to the Educational space This platform is aimed primarily at secondary school students and science and technology teachers. It presents the basic concepts of genetics, as well as introducing the more advanced notions of genomics. Génome Québec also offers free classroom activities to help students put their knowledge into practice.

Working in genomics àGenomics offers a range of career opportunities that require different levels of education.  Biomedical Laboratory Technician* Required level of education: College Biomedical laboratory technicians conduct control tests on product samples based on specifications, protocols and standard operating procedures. They provide technical support to various departments: analytical, control or bio-analytical. Technicians use a variety of laboratory techniques to carry out chemical, biochemical or genetic tests. Examples of typical [...]

Génome Québec and the QNPHC are pleased to announce a new collaboration with Health Education England (HEE) of the United Kingdom, to develop a specialized training in genomics for healthcare professionals.  Daniel Coderre, President and CEO of Génome Québec, and Daniel Bouthillier, Chief Executive Officer of the Quebec Network for Personalized Health Care (QNPHC), are pleased to announce that a tripartite agreement has been reached with Health Education England (HEE), who work across [...]

Sophisticated software cuts through the complexity of genomic data and makes it accessible to researchers and practitioners Compute Canada and CANARIE, two critical components of Canada’s national digital infrastructure supporting research, education and innovation, today announced the launch of GenAP, a tool that enables Canadian researchers to easily access and use genomic data to advance our knowledge of human health and disease. To read the press release, click here.

On April 25, DNA Day commemorates the discovery of DNA’s double helix in April 1953, as well as the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003. For the occasion, Génome Québec’s team gathered for a photoshoot with brand new I am genomics! T-shirts, a reference to Ready for genomics?, a unique participatory conference that was held March 20 to discuss the challenges raised by the integration of genomics in our healthcare system.     [...]

On January 28, 2019, Génome Québec took part in pre-budget consultations led by the ministère des Finances du Québec.  A submission was tabled. Developed with a focus on wealth creation and economic development, the document aligns with our 2018-2023 strategic plan. It features five recommendations:   Support the creation and launch of a genomic data centre dedicated to research and clinical applications; Support Génome Québec in developing a world-class centre [...]

Founded in 2000, Génome Québec is a private, nonprofit organization with around 80 employees. The organization’s mission is to support the strategic and scientific development of genomics, by funding research projects and offering cutting-edge services and technologies. Promoting and democratizing genomics is also at the heart of the organization’s mission. The team works closely with the scientific community, academic institutions, the private sector and other partners in the research and [...]

Launched on February 1, 2011 the EEG pilot program aims to provide Canadian genomics researchers with assistance to facilitate the conversion of their discoveries into commercial successes. If the selected projects deliver the expected benefits, they will form the basis of an ongoing national program. The competition associated with the EEG program called on experts in scientific and technological commercialization to recommend innovative approaches that could help Genome Canada-funded researchers [...]