Functional Genomics (FUGE)
Functional genomics is the area of genetics that focuses on determining the function of genetic information in order to address biological questions. Functional genomics research seeks to establish the function of individual genes and how groups of genes interact.
News
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New video on the Research Council’s biotechnology initiatives:
From FUGE to BIOTEK2021
The Research Council of Norway recently launched its new large-scale initiative for biotechnology: Biotechnology for innovation (BIOTEK2021). The programme replaces the Programme on Functional Genomics in Norway (FUGE).
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Programme launch:
Human biobanks and health data
Norwegian biobanks are a world-class research resource. The Research Council of Norway is launching a new programme for research on human biobanks and health data.
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New instructional video:
Instructional video on the RCN grant application system
A simple video is now available which explains the Research Council of Norway’s grant application system and how applications are processed.
Video: From FUGE to Biotek2021
Contact
- Monica Bergem Seniorrådgiver 22 03 74 22 mbe@forskningsradet.no
- Steinar Bergseth Spesialrådgiver 22 03 73 23 stb@forskningsradet.no
- Katrine Rese Seniorrådgiver 22 03 74 25 krs@forskningsradet.no
- Marianne Nereng Seniorkonsulent 22 03 71 81 mn@forskningsradet.no
- Wenche Finanger Seniorkonsulent 22 03 72 32 wfi@forskningsradet.no
- Nora Clausen Communication Adviser nc@forskningsradet.no
Attachments
- FUGE - functional genomics in Norway -a national plan (PDF-246.2 KB)
- FUGE's action plan 2007-2011 (PDF-241.5 KB)
- FUGE Strategy for Industry Development 2007-2009 (PDF-314.8 KB)
- Information Brochure: FUGE Technology Platforms (PDF-3 032.2 KB)
