Wānanga 2016
DATE
24 - 29 January 2016
VENUE
The University of Otago campus,
Auckland
CONVENORS
Phil Wilcox, Khyla Russell,
Katharina Ruckstuhl, Maui Hudson,
Dan Hikuroa, Kimiora Henare
The Workshop
Ngā mihi
Welcome to the inaugural SING Aotearoa internship programme. The Summer Internship for Indigenous Genomics is an initiative led by Te Waka o Tama-rereti, an emerging network of Maori with interests in Genomics, Informatics and Technology as part of a Vision Matauranga Capability Fund project.
Agenda
This event ran over 5 days – Sunday, 22 June to Friday, 27 June 2017.
Day 0: Whanaungatanga and Dinner
Day 1: Pōwhiri, Introductions, Gaining consent for DNA Extraction, Introduction to Genetics, CELSI 101
Day 2: Human Genetics Laboratory, Biostatistics, Interpreting Information, CELSI: Cultural Foundation
Day 3: Plant Genetics Laboratory, Genetic Techolologies & the Evolution of Corn, Commercialisation and Benefit sharing
Day 4: Research case studies, Tikanga in the Lab, ELSI
Day 5: Community-Based Collaborations Brainstorm and Poroporaki
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Speakers
We are grateful to have over 20 speakers and mentors present at the event. They included researchers and practitioners in the areas genomics and plant and food research.
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Interns
This year we welcomed 16 new Interns to the programme.
SEE WHO ATTENDED»
Papers
The presentations and papers from Workshop 2018 have been made available for alumni and anyone interested in the research made available by our presenters.
SEE THE PAPERS »
The SING Aotearoa 2016 Workshop Report is available for review.