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Home - Bioplatforms Australia PlatformsGenomics Proteomics Metabolomics Synthetic Biology Multiomics Network Bioinformatics MissionsAgriculture & Food Biodiversity & Environment Human Health Initiatives Partnerships Translation News AboutAbout Us NCRIS Board Team Contacts Data Portal Select Page BIOPLATFORMS AUSTRALIA Advancing life science through biomolecular infrastructure and national collaboration RESEARCH FACILITIES Effective results-driven research requires a critical mass of expertise and state-of-the-art infrastructure for the Australian life sciences sector. Through Bioplatforms’ infrastructure and personnel investment we ensure highly skilled researchers have access to world-class technology platforms. GENOMICS Gene discovery and function READ MORE PROTEOMICS Protein structure and function READ MORE METABOLOMICS Small molecule analysis READ MORE SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY New product incubation READ MORE BIOINFORMATICS The Australian BioCommons READ MORE DATA RESOURCES National-scale open-access collections READ MORE NATIONAL CHALLENGES Our National Framework Initiatives catalyse research collaborations to build new capabilities and critical data resources to support some of Australia’s biggest scientific challenges. These challenges span primary industry and food, biomedicine, the nature and environment. SEE ALL INITIATIVES ACCELERATING TRANSLATION AND RESEARCH IMPACT Leveraging Bioplatforms established infrastructure, network, reputation, and funding to accelerate translation and commercialisation of Australian research for social, environmental, or economic benefit. TRANSLATION AND IMPACT PROGRAM NEWS Proteomics International secures Australian patent for innovative endometriosis diagnostic Proteomics International has reached a major milestone in the development and commercialisation of PromarkerEndo, receiving a notice of acceptance... Australian Functional Fungi Initiative– Request for Partnership 2026 The Australian Functional Fungi Initiative is now seeking partnerships to create foundational biomolecular data resources to fast-track knowledge... Invasive Plants and Animals Initiative  Request for Partnership 2026 REQUEST FOR PARTNERSHIP GUIDELINES Background and AimsInvasive species are one of the most significant and persistent threats to Australia’s... Mapping the Great Barrier Reef microbiome reveals a hidden world of microbial diversity Scientists have mapped the microbiome of the Great Barrier Reef, uncovering hundreds of thousands of previously unknown viral genomes and... NCRIS Synthetic Biology voucher scheme 2026-27 (Round 2) Key Points 1. The aim of this Voucher Scheme is to enable projects addressing significant scientific challenges using synthetic biology capabilities... Genomics for Forest Resilience Initiative – Request for Partnership 2026 REQUEST FOR PARTNERSHIP GUIDELINES Background and Aims Australia’s forests are facing increasing pressures from climate change, invasive pests and... Australia contributes to the global tree of life for flowering plants: Celebrating the completion of the Fungal Trees of Life Project (PAFTOL) The Genomics for Australian Plants Framework Initiative (GAP) consortium, formed by Bioplatforms Australia in partnership with researchers... Animal Disease Genomics Initiative – Request for Partnership 2026 REQUEST FOR PARTNERSHIP GUIDELINES BACKGROUND Animal diseases continue to pose a growing threat to Australia’s agriculture, biosecurity, and public... AI and genomics combine to create personalised cancer vaccine for dog A Sydney tech entrepreneur has used artificial intelligence and genomics to develop a personalised mRNA cancer vaccine for his rescue dog, Rosie,... Australian Avian Genomics Initiative Request for Partnership guidelines BACKGROUND Australia is home to approximately 830 species of birds, of which 43% are endemics that are only found here. There have been substantial... GET IN TOUCH PHONE P: +61 410 538 648 F: +61 2 9850 6200 CONTACT US See team details here. ABN 40 125 905 599 ADDRESS Level 4, Building 4WW, Research Park Drive Macquarie University, NSW 2019, Australia Follow Follow Bioplatforms Australia is made possible through investment funding provided by the Commonwealth Government National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).