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Company number 09180742
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UK company 09180742, incorporated on 19 August 2014.
Biodiversity and eDNA Survey, Analysis and Monitoring | Applied Genomics
Applied Genomics Ltd. deliver environmental DNA-based analysis services for the detection, monitoring and management of biological diversity. Our methods enable you to make improved, data-driven decisions for efficient and cost-effective management of environmental pressures.
Company number 09180742
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1 Aug 2024 to 31 Jan 2026
Our rivers are in danger, 'Almost all of the UK's waterways are polluted. In 2022, a House of Commons Committee report...concluded that no river in England was free from chemical contamination. Only 14% of UK rivers had a "good" ecological status.' When Combined Sewerage Overflows (CSOs) and Sewerage Treatment Works (STWs) reach capacity, they discharge u...
5 Jul 2024 to 5 Jul 2026
To design and deliver an ecology and biodiversity reporting repository, providing first-in-sector longitudinal and contextual analysis for marine biodiversity sampling.
1 Feb 2023 to 31 Jul 2023
Traditional morphological or image-based classification of marine taxa is time-consuming, requires specialist knowledge and is near impossible for certain life forms (e.g. fish eggs). An alternative approach that has lately received a great deal of interest is the use of so-called environmental DNA or 'eDNA'; the DNA signature that animals leave behind ei...
1 Aug 2017 to 31 Mar 2018
Invasive non-native species are the second greatest threat to biodiversity worldwide, after habitat loss, whilst antibiotic resistance carrying pathogens are on the rise. International shiping is a significant pathway for the introduction of marine non-native species and harmful pathogens, with many marine ports identified as locations at high risk from t...