Innovative Genomics Institute

The Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI) aims to bridge revolutionary genome-editing tool development with affordable and accessible solutions in human health, climate, and agriculture. Founded by Nobel Laureate Jennifer Doudna, IGI focuses on applying genomic technology to treat genetic diseases, enable sustainable agriculture, and achieve a carbon-neutral economy. Their research programs cover areas such as CRISPR clinical trials, microbiome editing for health, and advancements in food and agriculture.

IGI has made significant strides in the field of genome engineering, contributing to groundbreaking research and practical applications. Notable projects include the IGI Audacious Project and the IGI Affordability Report, which aim to make genomic technologies more accessible. The institute's work has had a profound impact on advancing CRISPR technology and its applications, positioning IGI as a leader in the genomic research community.