Genomics Applied
Advanced genomic capabilities driving environmental and veterinary insights
Partner with customers to solve complex, real-world challenges with genomics solutions
Multidisciplinary team of PhD scientists, bioinformaticians, molecular biologists, software architects and engineers
15+ years of delivering bespoke DNA-analysis solutions that provide actionable insights at scale, including biomonitoring tools for environmental impact
End-to-end processes designed and delivered, from sample collection to custom automated reports. Largest commercial genomics laboratory in Dublin, Ireland, handling up to 10k+ samples per month
70%+ more species detected in samples vs. traditional survey methods
Fast, Scalable, Accurate and Repeatable
No technical experts required for sample collection
Soil and water biodiversity contribute to ecosystem services such as nutrient cycling, water filtration, pest control, carbon storage, and soil stabilization
To comply with Nature-related Reporting Regulations and protect their brand, large organizations must now consistently and accurately monitor the impact of their operations on biodiversity
Technological advancements mean mapping and assessing soil and water biodiversity from regional to global scale feasible
Systematically measuring changes in the soil and water, in a scalable and verifiable manner, is critical to ensuring biodiversity is continuously preserved, restored or replaced
Soil and water biodiversity includes organisms such as bacteria, fungi, protozoa, insects, and other invertebrates
Appropriate microbial communities for a given location are context-specific - there is no one-size fits all
Assessing and conserving ecosystem health using species abundance, evenness and richness as indicators is critical to reduce biodiversity loss
Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis is now established as a quantitative estimation tool for biodiversity. complementary to standard soil and water tests for organic matter, pH, nutrients and trace minerals
Invasive or Protected Species Detection
Multiple Species Monitoring
Total Biodiversity Measurements
Accelerated Genetic Progress:
Identification of desirable genetics traits (meat production, feed efficiency, disease resistance) at a younger age can accelerate genetic progress within a herd.
Health & Welfare:
Prioritize traits like reproductive health and resistance to disease, reducing the risk of breeding stock transmitting detrimental traits.
Increased Efficiency:
Improved genetics can lead to better feed conversion rates, reduced veterinary costs, and lower mortality rates.
Long-Term Sustainability:
Healthier, more efficient animals are not only economically advantageous but also reduce the environmental footprint of intensive farming.