Illumina Licenses Nanopore-based Sequencing Technology from UAB-UW

Oct 15, 2013

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – The University of Alabama, Birmingham announced on Monday that it and the University of Washington have licensed to Illumina the rights to nanopore sequencing technology developed by a UAB microbiologist and a University of Washington physicist.

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