The Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC) is a renowned not-for-profit organization dedicated to accelerating research in the field of structural genomics. They offer a range of products and services aimed at supporting the scientific community. By making all of their research output freely accessible and creating a vast network of scientists in universities worldwide, the SGC promotes open collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Their partnerships with global pharmaceutical companies further enhance their ability to drive groundbreaking research. The SGC provides resources such as proteins, expression vectors, plasmids, and chromoHub and ubiHub phylogenetic trees. Their Chemical Probes Program offers donated chemical probes and handles for research purposes, while the Antibodies Target Enabling Packages (TEPs) and Tissue Platform facilitate target validation.

Additionally, the SGC promotes open science through open lab notebooks and the open chemistry network. Their publications highlight their commitment to disseminating research findings. With a strong team of experts, including renowned CEOs and directors, the SGC continues to make significant contributions to the scientific community.

Explore their website for access to their open science resources and opportunities to collaborate