CGR

The Center for Genome Research was instituted in 2008 to brings together the competencies and skills, in genomics of researchers from four departments of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.

CGR is organized into two operational units providing accredited services and specialized work groups supporting administrative, marketing and quality activities. Each operating unit is coordinated by a unit manager.

The scientific production of the Center has grown over time since its establishment. In the last 5 years the CGR’s researchers have published 74 papers with a total IF of 763.973 and an average IF of 9.017

Relevant to @EimearEKenny's talk #BoG20: Pan-genomics in the human genome era https://t.co/Chs8FulOwn pic.twitter.com/nnM2FjV6uF

— Nature Reviews Genetics (@NatureRevGenet) May 5, 2020

Broad has launched a pilot program, in partnership with @CambHealth and @ProEMSCambridge ambulance service, to conduct #COVID19 testing at Cambridge’s seven skilled nursing facilities and assisted living facilities.

— Broad Institute (@broadinstitute) April 16, 2020

In an era of amazing breakthroughs, genomics plays a starring role. See what the excitement is about at Illumina Access, our 24-hour virtual event featuring thought-provoking sessions from genomics leaders.

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— Illumina (@illumina) May 6, 2020

The new #CRISPR-based #STOPCovid assay enables rapid, accurate, and sensitive detection of SARS-CoV-2 with a simple protocol. @zhangf, @omarabudayyeh, and @jgooten at @mcgovernmit are sharing the protocol and reagents openly to advance the tool. Read more: https://t.co/qdsl7kDUdy pic.twitter.com/hdZ3DzzUXV

— Broad Institute (@broadinstitute) May 6, 2020

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