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About the IGB
The Institute for Genomic Biology was founded in 2003 to advance life science research and stimulate bioeconomic development in the state of Illinois. Learn more about our building, our history, and our research.
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- Biocomplexity
- Business, Economics, and Law of Genomic Biology
- Cellular Decision Making in Cancer
- Genomic Ecology of Global Change
- Gene Networks in Neural & Developmental Plasticity
- Host-Microbe Systems
- Mining Microbial Genomes
- Regenerative Biology & Tissue Engineering
- Energy Biosciences Institute
- Center for Nutrition, Learning, and Memory
Interdisciplinary Genomic Research
The mission of the Institute for Genomic Biology is to advance life science research at the University of Illinois and to stimulate bio-economic development in the state of Illinois, capitalizing on recent advances in genome science and technology.
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State-Of-The-Art Research Facilities
The IGB is dedicated to advancing research in human health, agriculture, energy use and production, and the environment. Our facilities and services support that work.
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Find An IGB Researcher
Scientists from more than 30 campus departments are affiliated with the IGB. To find a person, search alphabetically or by theme.
For a listing of the senior administrative staff at the institute, search the administrative directory.
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The IGB has provided a solid foundation for future growth in the state of Illinois. Our scientists have generated more than 75 invention disclosures, 35 patent applications, and over a thousand scholarly journal articles since the founding of the Institute.
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IGB is home to a number of scientific conferences, workshops and symposia throughout the year. We also host a speaker series, "Pioneers in Genomic Biology" which showcases world-renowned scientists from institutions around the world.
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Walk of Life - Paver Order Form
The double helix – the classically beautiful twisting ladder that forms the shape of DNA - is beautifully depicted within the landscape of the IGB.
Located to the west of the IGB building, adjacent to the historic Morrow Plots, the Walk of Life pays tribute to the historical discoveries that enable our work on the cutting edge of genomic research. Contributing to the Walk of Life is a unique opportunity to simultaneously support our mission and become a permanent part of IGB history.
Walk of Life pavers are the perfect way to commemorate anniversaries or special events, or to honor a loved one's special achievements. Walk of Life pavers are available for a $2,500 or $1,200 contribution to the Institute for Genomic Biology.
The 12” x 24” pavers are $2,500 and are available in two colors: grey or red. The 12” x 12” pavers are $1,200 and are available in white or pink. The pavers are customizable with up to four lines of engraved text. Your investment in the IGB will serve as a lasting connection to the University of Illinois for years to come.
Please enter the following information below. You will then be directed to the University of Illinois Foundation's secure Online Giving site for your credit card information.