Learn about GenV: your opportunity to create a healthier future GenV is a research project built by Victorian families for all families. If you join, you will contribute to healthier children, parents, and families in the future.
Improving care and development through world-class research GenV will work in partnership with Victoria’s health organisations to collect data that will enhance researchers' capacity to understand patient outcomes.
Comprehensive research for precision policy and service delivery GenV aims to transform how we conduct research into health and wellbeing, establishing the foundations for new approaches to data-led policy and strategy development, and the strengthening of service delivery.
Our achievements, partners and key people Learn more about GenV’s collaborative partnerships with leading universities, institutes, and service providers, and meet the people who help to bring our exciting vision to life.
Home\For researchers\Enquire about collaborating with GenV Back Enquire about collaborating with GenV Enquire about collaborating with GenV We welcome collaborations – see GenV’s collaboration principles below Want to discuss an early idea? Please contact solutionsgenv@mcri.edu.au. Want to propose a collaboration with GenV? Please complete an Expression of Interest (EOI) and we will get back to you within 2 weeks: GenV EOI – trials GenV EOI – registries GenV EOI – observational studies See projects currently collaborating with GenV HERE. GenV’s collaboration principles GenV is open to expression of interests from projects that: Fit with the overarching GenV Principles Align with GenV’s Working Together Principles Have the Characteristics of successful Project-GenV collaborations Commit to Open Science and two-way data sharing Our biosamples are small in volume and depletable. Therefore, bioassay requests are most likely to proceed if they: Are for all participants in GenV (or for the whole subgroup with that biosample) Would be valued by many researchers Generate broad, not hypothesis-specific, biodata (eg -omics panels) Are supported by funding and quality processes.