Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
University of Guelph researchers are using this grant to develop standardized procedures for species identifications using DNA applications. Ultimately, this DNA recognition system may be used to identify all animal species on the planet (including the millions still unknown) and lead to a better understanding of biodiversity. Outcomes include support of a DNA bar-coding project titled ôBar Code of Life.ö
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University of Guelph
$490,000
12 months
Reducing the Cost of DNA Barcode Sequencing
May 2019
$484,000
26 months
Insect DNA Barcodes From Old Museum Specimens
Jul 2012
$250,000
24 months
Environmental Barcoding Through Massively Parallelized Sequencing
Aug 2007
$145,728
Equipment Enhancement
Sep 2006
$2,406,800
36 months
Advancing Assembly of the Barcode of Life
Jun 2004
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
