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Brand profile · Biotechnology Research
The Advanced Genomics works in Biotechnology Research, out of Melbourne, VIC. A partnership, at tagcaustralia.com. It holds one address on record, all in Australia. It self-reports a headcount band of 11–50. It lists commercialisation and genomics among its specialties. The record links seven similar brands, most of them in Biotechnology Research.
Illumina and The University of Melbourne have partnered to create a biomedical and economic powerhouse for Australia—The Advanced Genomics Collaboration.
TAGC enables multi-disciplinary collaborations to use the power of genomics to create world-leading, commercially successful biomedical projects and businesses that make healthcare more effective, efficient and affordable for everyone.
TAGC is helping to enable greater levels of genomics research and clinical trials throughout the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct by providing our collaborators with access to faster, more affordable genome sequencing, global-scale bioinformatics and insightful health economics resources.
TAGC is committed to helping all our collaborators use genomics to improve health for everyone while supporting the creation of commercially successful biotech businesses through access to Illumina's team of industry and commercialisation experts.
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TheGrid Corporate Spending Power index would rate purchasing capacity from registry, scale and activity signals.
Spending power
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One address on record, Australia only. Primary: Melbourne, VIC.
Seven tags on the brand's own list, among them commercialisation and genomics.
3 profiles list The Advanced Genomics Collaboration (TAGC) as a peer — 49th percentile in Biotechnology Research. It lists ten peers of its own. University of Melbourne Biotechnology Club lists it back.