NGI Sweden Order Portal
This portal is for submitting orders for services provided by the National Genomics Infrastructure Sweden (NGI). To make an order, please log in and choose the application most suitable for your project. If uncertain about the choice of technology, please select the “Request a meeting” option. You can read more about the different technologies and How to place an order under "Information" in the menu at the top of the page.
Projects from other countries are admissible, but have lower priority than projects performed by researchers based in Sweden. Depending on the queue situation, NGI may decide to decline a non-Swedish project altogether.
Turn Around Times and Status for the Stockholm node.
If you are unsure about the appropriate method for your scientific problem, request a meeting for a discussion with us.
Order form for Illumina sequencing.
Order form for sequencing by Ion Proton or Ion S5XL.
Order form for PacBio sequencing. This is available only at the NGI Uppsala UGC node.
Order form for genotyping and DNA methylation analysis using the Illumina EPIC beadchip.
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NGI is looking for a new director
(2019-12-10)
The position is placed at the Science for Life Laboratory with 50% directorship for the National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI Sweden) and 50% research and teaching at KTH. Please see ad for more information! |
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Christmas season 2019-2020 is approaching!
(2019-12-04)
The NGI order portal will be available as usual during the Christmas holidays. Please note the following dates for project handling and sample delivery: • Thursday 12th December: orders submitted on or before this date will be processed before the holidays. Any order submitted after this date will be processed after the holidays. |
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Mission Bio Talk and Q&A Session at BMC, November 18 hosted by NGI
(2019-11-07)
Join us for an informative meeting about Mission Bio’s single-cell DNA sequencing platform and Q&A session at BMC, SciLifeLab Uppsala, on Monday November 18th. Welcome! |
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New! Spatial Transcriptomics at NGI
(2019-10-18)
The National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI) is now opening up requests for pilot projects within the new application Spatial Transcriptomics. We will offer spatially resolved RNA-seq analyses using the 10X Visium spatial gene expression assay. At the moment we can only support polyadenylated RNA. If you are interested in the technology and want to know more, please send an email to: spatialtranscriptomics@ngisweden.se / support@ngisweden.se |
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NGI on the road
(2019-10-09)
The National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI) will visit Gothenburg (Oct 15th) and Lund & Alnarp (Oct 16th) together with NBIS to present our service portfolios, and we hope to meet both current and future users. Please have a look at the tour’s homepage (https://sites.google.com/scilifelab.se/ngi/events) for information about the venues and the programme. If you want to schedule a consultation meeting with us during the tour, please register using the registration form. |
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NGI and NBIS provide drop in consultation meetings for those preparing VR applications
(2019-03-05)
Welcome to a free drop-in session to discuss your plans and study design with us at your local university before submitting your VR application! Meet our bioinformatics experts and sequencing coordinators to discuss new technology updates, input on your study design, opportunities for bioinformatics support, and guidance on the new data management plans. Find schedule and more information here. |
NGI Sweden is hosted by Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab). See the NGI pages at the SciLifeLab web site for more information.
NGI includes facilities established by profs Ulf Gyllensten (Uppsala), Ann-Christine Syvänen (Uppsala) and Joakim Lundeberg (Stockholm). The National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI) was launched January 1st 2013. It originates from the VR RFI infrastructure SNISS.
NGI is supported by SciLifeLab, the Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet, VR) and host universities (KI, KTH, SU, UU). In addition, the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation (KAW) has provided funding for instruments and computational infrastructure.
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