Illumina Genomics Research
Illumina Research and Innovation
At Illumina, innovation and research align with a commitment to scientific access, data, and community. These values underpin our leadership in genomics research and clinical applications.
Our scientists help drive progress in how we aggregate, analyze, and interpret genomic data for meaningful insights. Illumina research fuels innovative ways to study, diagnose, and treat disease. Explore some of our latest efforts here.
Recent Discoveries by Illumina Scientists
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Open-Source Bioinformatics Tools
Explore a broad range of free open-source software tools provided and maintained by Illumina.
Developer Portal
Start with powerful Illumina software, then use the APIs to customize your workflow from sample to insight.
Informatics Portfolio
Our comprehensive software tools offer rapid, accurate secondary analysis, flexible and secure data storage, scalable infrastructure, and more.
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Metagenomics, COVID-19, & Emerging Pathogens
Robert Schlaberg and Lauge Farnaes from IdByDNA discuss use of metagenomics to identify emerging pathogens.
Genomic Tumor Profiling and Precision Oncology
Dr. Rachel Sanborn of the Providence Cancer Institute explains how genomics technologies are empowering precision oncology.
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Whether you're interested in basic genomics research, bioinformatics, engineering, or clinical product development, join us and make a difference. View our career profile videos to learn more about what it’s like to work at Illumina, or search current job openings.
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Bioengineer Career Profile
Find out what Erin Fang works on, who she works with, and what motivated her to pursue bioengineering.
Bioinformatician Career Profile
Find out how Daniel Brami spends his average day, and where he sees bioinformatics going in five years.
Genomics News
Evidence supports sequencing as first-line rare disease diagnostic
The Medical Genome Initiative presents a paper in an effort to expand patient access to sequencing
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Efficient cloud data analysis for COPD multiomics project
Researchers at Okayama University in Japan use Illumina Connected Analytics with DRAGEN pipelines for analyzing whole-genome, exome, transcriptome, and metagenome data
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Podcast stories explore unusual and surprising applications of genomics
Illumina partners with Naked Genetics to engage audiences in the world of next-generation sequencing
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