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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP140100574

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $360,000.00
    Summary
    Visual Analytics for Next Generation Sequencing. Next-generation sequencing technologies have brought a revolution in biology and healthcare, while taxing the ability of scientists and clinicians to identify and process relevant data, to make sense of it all and communicate it to others in a concise and meaningful way. This project aims to tackle this problem through fundamentally new approaches to data selection and visualisation at very large scale, actively encoding for insight into underlyin .... Visual Analytics for Next Generation Sequencing. Next-generation sequencing technologies have brought a revolution in biology and healthcare, while taxing the ability of scientists and clinicians to identify and process relevant data, to make sense of it all and communicate it to others in a concise and meaningful way. This project aims to tackle this problem through fundamentally new approaches to data selection and visualisation at very large scale, actively encoding for insight into underlying biological and biomedical processes, bringing sustainable discovery of new relationships and variations within the data. The project aims to support new approaches to medical diagnosis and treatment, and offer crucial lessons to address the broader challenge of understanding large, complex data sets.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP180100593

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $496,349.00
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    Real-time phylogenetics for food-borne outbreak surveillance. The project aims to introduce, for the first time, real-time evolutionary analysis of agricultural pathogens so that outbreaks affecting crops and the food supply can be managed precisely and rapidly. An expert team will implement a large-scale data analytics framework in user-friendly software that integrates Australian infectious disease genomics data with global data. Underpinning this work are new theory and algorithms that apply .... Real-time phylogenetics for food-borne outbreak surveillance. The project aims to introduce, for the first time, real-time evolutionary analysis of agricultural pathogens so that outbreaks affecting crops and the food supply can be managed precisely and rapidly. An expert team will implement a large-scale data analytics framework in user-friendly software that integrates Australian infectious disease genomics data with global data. Underpinning this work are new theory and algorithms that apply Sequential Monte Carlo to update phylogenetic analyses continuously as new data arrives. Expected outcomes include new knowledge of statistical algorithms for evolutionary analysis, relevant to biological disciplines beyond infectious disease; and enhanced capacity for infectious disease analysis.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT140100843

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $768,699.00
    Summary
    Understanding somatic mutation in plants: new methods, new software, new data. Somatic mutations accumulate as plants grow, affecting everything from short-term ecological interactions to long-term evolutionary dynamics. These mutations have important consequences for plant industry and conservation, but because they are so hard to measure almost nothing is known about them. This project aims to develop new methods and software to detect, analyse, and compare the genome-wide history of somatic m .... Understanding somatic mutation in plants: new methods, new software, new data. Somatic mutations accumulate as plants grow, affecting everything from short-term ecological interactions to long-term evolutionary dynamics. These mutations have important consequences for plant industry and conservation, but because they are so hard to measure almost nothing is known about them. This project aims to develop new methods and software to detect, analyse, and compare the genome-wide history of somatic mutation in individual plants, providing an unprecedented level of detail into an important but understudied source of biological variation. By applying these methods to an iconic experimental population, This project aims to provide the first insights into the genome-wide causes and consequences of somatic mutation in plants.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180100120

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $352,616.00
    Summary
    Deep correction of DNA sequencing errors by data mining algorithms. This project aims to investigate the many layers of error correction problems in the terabytes of genomic sequence data, and aims to solve these problems by novel data mining algorithms. High-throughput sequencing platforms have generated massive amounts of useful raw data, but also made widespread errors. The new algorithms are capable of correcting errors at deeper layers to further enhance data quality. Expected outcome inclu .... Deep correction of DNA sequencing errors by data mining algorithms. This project aims to investigate the many layers of error correction problems in the terabytes of genomic sequence data, and aims to solve these problems by novel data mining algorithms. High-throughput sequencing platforms have generated massive amounts of useful raw data, but also made widespread errors. The new algorithms are capable of correcting errors at deeper layers to further enhance data quality. Expected outcome includes the knowledge advancement of genomic data industry and interdisciplinary collaboration between biotechnology and data mining. This also provides significant benefit for genomic decisions in forensics and personalised medicine which demand accurate genomic information.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180102727

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $438,211.00
    Summary
    Searching for near-exact protein models. This project aims to develop novel and efficient heuristic-based algorithms leading to near accurate protein tertiary structure models. Knowledge about protein structures is fundamental to our understanding of living systems. The progress on experimental determination of these structures has been extremely limited and remains an open challenge in molecular biology. Computational prediction of protein structures from sequences is emerging as a promising ap .... Searching for near-exact protein models. This project aims to develop novel and efficient heuristic-based algorithms leading to near accurate protein tertiary structure models. Knowledge about protein structures is fundamental to our understanding of living systems. The progress on experimental determination of these structures has been extremely limited and remains an open challenge in molecular biology. Computational prediction of protein structures from sequences is emerging as a promising approach, but its accuracy is far from satisfactory. The software systems developed in this project will be used in structural identification of target proteins in drug design. This will make drug design process more efficient, saving time and cost, potentially saving lives.
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