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  1. 01Aim 1. Functional genomics of adaptation and convergent evolution
  2. 02Aim 2. Interaction networks that govern genome structure in communities of organisms
  3. 03Aim 3. Genomics for conservation, sustainable food production and biotechnology
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  1. Latin America launches a new scientific alliance from Chile to sequence the region’s biodiversity
  2. Genetics as a window onto the past and future: Juliana Vianna joins a scientific conversation at Puerto de Ideas Antofagasta 2026
  3. Gentoo penguin DNA reveals how the Southern Ocean is shaping their evolution—and why they are not all alike
  4. DNA Day: reading the secret book of Chilean biodiversity
  5. Colegual rural school students discover the forest’s DNA at the “Science in Your Hands” workshop in Frutillar’s Science and Nature Biopark
  6. Science and Nature Biopark: the CRG-backed project seeking to transform conservation in Frutillar
  7. Extreme viruses: the invisible guardians of El Tatio’s geysers
  8. The hidden viruses of Chilean Patagonia
  9. Monte Verde no longer anchors the peopling of the Americas: new study questions its age
  10. Women researchers from across Chile meet at PUCV to discuss decentralisation and the gender gap in science
  11. DNA within everyone’s reach: CRG brings experimental science to Teletón Summer Week 2026
  12. From DNA to the environment: genomics, the ocean and data science at Congreso Futuro
  13. Punta Arenas hosts international meeting to strengthen Southern Ocean and Antarctic research and monitoring
  14. Science in action: CRG opens up access to genomics at Congreso Futuro 2026
  15. Pozo Almonte students investigate the desert’s past to understand future climate in an innovative genomics and biodiversity workshop
  16. Open science at the fourth Ladera Sur Festival: CRG connects the community with the future of genomics and sustainability
  17. El Trigal arts school students explore molecular biology at Universidad de Chile’s Faculty of Sciences
  18. Millennium Institute CRG researcher Rodrigo Gutiérrez among the world’s most influential scientists in Stanford ranking
  19. Biodiversity and food sovereignty: students in Chiloé explore the potato’s genetic legacy
  20. Genes and Genomics in Frutillar: bringing science to students in the Los Lagos Region
  21. Alejandro Maass Sepúlveda receives Chile’s 2025 National Prize for Exact Sciences
  22. Pioneering research discovers new viruses that could affect the Antarctic food web
  23. Salar de La Isla: science for a future with sustainable lithium
  24. How can we protect what we do not understand? Bringing genomics to the heart of Chilean biodiversity
  25. Study reveals that the extinction of mastodons 10,000 years ago still affects forest biodiversity today
  26. How does genetics help skuas adapt to Antarctica?
  27. CRG participates in the third United Nations Ocean Conference
  28. CRG and 1000 Genomas sequence the genomes of two endangered species on Rapa Nui
  29. 1000 Genomas Project to sequence DNA from endangered Rapa Nui species with Universidad de Chile’s support
  30. The first IM-CRG National Student Meeting brings young researchers together around genomics
  31. 1000 Genomas brings global genomics leaders to Universidad de Chile to advance biodiversity conservation
  32. Can extinct species be brought back? The dire wolf and genomics’ role in conservation
  33. 1000 Genomas and IM-CRG participate in Congreso Futuro 2025 with an innovation stand
  34. IM-CRG and 1000 Genomas bring science to Teletón Summer Week
  35. From desert to code: Atacama students decode the DNA of the “pata de guanaco” flower
  36. Presidents of Chile and France agree on ocean protection during a visit to Almirante Viel in Valparaíso
  37. CRG takes part in the Ladera Sur Festival for the first time with family workshops
  38. CRG Launches New Resources to Inspire Children and Youth in Science and Biodiversity
  39. CRG Launches New Resources to Inspire Children and Youth in Science and Biodiversity
  40. The CRG and iBio Millennium Institutes stand out in global research, with Rodrigo Gutiérrez among the world’s most cited scientists
  41. Adapting to drought: the secrets of Atacama Desert plants
  42. Genomic research reveals the secrets of banded penguins’ adaptation
  43. Revealing marine giant viruses’ diversity and cold adaptations, with implications for responses to climate change
  44. Variovorax sp.: promoting bacterial–plant interactions
  45. CRG principal investigator Dr. Ariel Orellana named a member of the Latin American Academy of Sciences
  46. Uncovering the Genetic History of the Guanaco in the Extremes of South America
  47. Uncovering the Genetic History of the Guanaco in the Extremes of South America
  48. Discover the Secrets of Avocado: Transformations and Quality
  49. Discover the Secrets of Avocado: Transformations and Quality
  50. Discover the Hidden World of the Marine "Mobilome"
  51. Discover the Hidden World of the Marine "Mobilome"
  52. Dr. Rodrigo Gutiérrez, was appointed as an EMBO Associate Member.
  53. Dr. Rodrigo Gutiérrez, was appointed as an EMBO Associate Member.
  54. Deciphering microbial communities’ metabolic phenotypes through taxonomic distribution
  55. Over 400 Students Participate in the "Gene Hunters Festival" in Nueva Imperial
  56. Over 400 Students Participate in the "Gene Hunters Festival" in Nueva Imperial
  57. The Cultural and Scientific Office of the Spanish Embassy in Chile and its partners hold a meeting on Spanish research in Antarctica
  58. Jaime Alcorta Succeeds in the Defense of his Doctoral Thesis on Genomic Adaptation of Cyanobacteria in Hot Springs
  59. Doctoral candidate Camilo Valdivieso successfully presented his thesis: Modulation of gene expression in response to UVB light irradiation in fish.
  60. Doctoral candidate Camilo Valdivieso successfully presented his thesis: Modulation of gene expression in response to UVB light irradiation in fish.
  61. Exploring genomic biodiversity in San Pedro de Atacama: a workshop of scientific discoveries
  62. "Successful First Basic Bioinformatics Workshop, Coordinated by Centros ANID, Boosts Interdisciplinary Research"
  63. "Successful First Basic Bioinformatics Workshop, Coordinated by Centros ANID, Boosts Interdisciplinary Research"
  64. Rodrigo Gutiérrez: Outstanding Researcher of the Center for Genome Regulation Among the Top Global Biologists and Biochemists
  65. Rodrigo Gutiérrez: Outstanding Researcher of the Center for Genome Regulation Among the Top Global Biologists and Biochemists
  66. Ariel Orellana appointed Visiting Fellow at Magdalen College, University of Cambridge
  67. Ariel Orellana appointed Visiting Fellow at Magdalen College, University of Cambridge
  68. Congratulations to Juliana Vianna
  69. Congratulations to Juliana Vianna
  70. Jaime Alcorta Succeeds in the Defense of his Doctoral Thesis on Genomic Adaptation of Cyanobacteria in Hot Springs
  71. Romina Pedreschi presented the results of her study: "From targeted approaches to omics data integration to unravel postharvest disorders"
  72. Press Release
  73. Press Release
  74. Romina Pedreschi presented the results of her study: "From targeted approaches to omics data integration to unravel postharvest disorders"
  75. CRG adjunct researcher Claudio Latorre inducted as a corresponding member of the Chilean Academy of Sciences

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