GenOps is turning genomic opportunities into conservation impacts
Solutions to the most important conservation challenges are rarely limited by motivation. They are limited by opportunity. |
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The Genomic Opportunities Lab (GenOps) at Brown University was launched to change the game.
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Researchers and conservation leaders are aware of how access to emerging genomic technologies, analytical capabilities, and infrastructure could provide answers to the questions that matter most–but too often it's judged to be too expensive, too technically challenging, or otherwise too impractical to even try.
GenOps is a research and training initiative launched by the Kartzinel Lab at Brown University. Our goal is to connect genomics, field ecology, and data science in ways that help deliver the greatest impacts on real-world conservation challenges.
→About GenOps
→Our Impact
We believe that the future of conservation will not be shaped by better technology alone, but by stronger partnerships between the people who develop technology and the people who have dedicated their lives to protecting biodiversity on the ground.
→Collaborate with GenOps
We believe that our science is most valuable when it creates new opportunities for effective action, whether that means uncovering hidden ecological interactions, measuring population connectivity, or training more effective leaders to become the next generation of conservation researchers.
→Join the Kartzinel Lab
→Train with GenOps
We are not a conventional biotechnology service provider or sequencing center. We are more than a laboratory. We are here to leverage Brown University's strengths in research and technology to build a platform for collaboration. We work by connecting field ecologists, conservation organizations, local partners, students, and scientists based on our shared commitment to answering questions that are too time-sensitive and important to tackle all alone.
→GenOps Partnership Program
Our community of partners is galvanized by the belief that the next decade of conservation demands research that is as collaborative as it is rigorous, and as ambitious as the challenges we face.
GenOps is a research and training initiative launched by the Kartzinel Lab at Brown University. Our goal is to connect genomics, field ecology, and data science in ways that help deliver the greatest impacts on real-world conservation challenges.
→About GenOps
→Our Impact
We believe that the future of conservation will not be shaped by better technology alone, but by stronger partnerships between the people who develop technology and the people who have dedicated their lives to protecting biodiversity on the ground.
→Collaborate with GenOps
We believe that our science is most valuable when it creates new opportunities for effective action, whether that means uncovering hidden ecological interactions, measuring population connectivity, or training more effective leaders to become the next generation of conservation researchers.
→Join the Kartzinel Lab
→Train with GenOps
We are not a conventional biotechnology service provider or sequencing center. We are more than a laboratory. We are here to leverage Brown University's strengths in research and technology to build a platform for collaboration. We work by connecting field ecologists, conservation organizations, local partners, students, and scientists based on our shared commitment to answering questions that are too time-sensitive and important to tackle all alone.
→GenOps Partnership Program
Our community of partners is galvanized by the belief that the next decade of conservation demands research that is as collaborative as it is rigorous, and as ambitious as the challenges we face.
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Join us in expanding what's possible for conservation in the genomics age |