Explore the full range of Genesys services for genebanks and data users in our newly updated brochure, now available in Spanish too. Share it with your networks!
The Genesys 2024 annual report and 2025 workplan are now available online. Here is a brief overview.
The recording of our first How to Use Genesys webinar for 2025 is now online!
Celebrating Progress with Genesys and the BOLD Project
Empowering genebanks with Genesys: insights from the largest GOAL-DM workshop yet
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Effortless access to plant genetic resources through natural language search
IRRI made a significant contribution to global rice research by publishing the Rice Released Variety Panel (RVP) on Genesys.
The next workshop on genebank data management publishing for Latin American genebanks will be in Bogota, Colombia from 18 – 22 November 2024 in collaboration with Agrosavia.
Discover how Embedded Genesys can save you time and money by integrating data from Genesys directly into your website.
Genesys is now accessible in French and Spanish for a select group of users.
Here are the updates made in the first half of 2024.
This tutorial covers uploading trait data to Genesys, based on the Genesys webinar series.
Our material request form has been updated based on feedback from our partner genebanks.
Say goodbye to endless Excel files from Genesys with the genesysr package!
The Genesys 2023 annual report and 2024 workplan are now available online. Here is a brief overview.
The latest Genesys webinar for our data providers took place on April 4. Here are the details.
The recording of the third and final webinar on trait data upload is available!
The Genesys webinar on uploading trait data continued on February 20. Here are the details.
The first Genesys webinar of 2024 for our data providers took place on February 2. Here are the details.
Here are the updates made in the last half of 2023.
Read about the new download methods and upgrades to Genesys tools to wrap up the year.
Read about the upgrade of the traits search, quick download option, and the new curation type descriptor added to Genesys in August 2023.
Read about the improvements and new features added to Genesys in July 2023.
The genesysr package is updated in line with recent changes to how you log in to Genesys.
L'enregistrement du webinaire Comment utiliser Genesys est maintenant disponible.
Filtering data by taxonomy and provenance is cool, but do you know about our advanced filtering options?
Genesys now unpacks raw characterization and evaluation data from genebanks.
Read about Genesys through the lens of DivSeek.
You can now create your own subsets of accessions by using the climate and soil variables of your choice.
Read about our collaboration with Germinate at the James Hutton Institute through the lens of DivSeek.
Continuing its effort to include data from more national genebanks, Genesys welcomes the Institute of Rural Economy as a new data provider.
Genesys is (again) updated with the latest data from EURISCO.
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The Genesys Advisory Committee met last October to discuss how to grow and develop the platform. The goals for the next three years are to meet the needs of partner genebanks while continuously improving the website.
Learn more about all the services Genesys provides to genebanks and their users in our new handout document, and don’t forget to share it in your networks!
Read about the improvements and new features added to Genesys in January 2023.
Data from the National Agricultural Research Center in Jordan uses a new FAO InstituteCode: JOR105
Did you know that you can search for accessions by climatic variables? This guide explains how this works in Genesys.
Learn about the work of the international vegetables genebank.
Want to learn how to request genebank accessions through Genesys? Check out our newest tutorial
Learn about the work of Australia’s national pasture and forage genebank.
Data managers from the national genebanks of Ghana and Zambia spill the beans