
The DormaCryo project
The DormaCryo project

The DormaCryo project

GeneEver has been selected by the Svalbard Global Seed Vault to deliver our solution for co-storage of data together with all the seeds in the Seed Vault.

The aim of the project is to increase the production potential of berries in a new and challenging climate by using high-quality virus-tested mother plants.

In this project we developed tools to produce the CryoBox in full scale. Further, the project conducted the necessary large scale testing with a real-life cryopresevation client.

The SeedBox indetified processed and methods needed to develop a full-scale solution for joint preservation of seeds and their related data.

Financed by Innovasjon Norge. This R&D developed the CryoBox for co-storage of biological material and the related data.

This R&D project developed a conceptual solution for co-storage for biological material and the related data in liquid nitrogen at -196 C. Financed by RFF Oslofjordfondet
Precious genetic resources stand at risk of being lost or fragmented, while their accompanying data remains scattered and often inaccessible

The DormaCryo project

GeneEver has been selected by the Svalbard Global Seed Vault to deliver our solution for co-storage of data together with all the seeds in the Seed Vault.

The aim of the project is to increase the production potential of berries in a new and challenging climate by using high-quality virus-tested mother plants.

In this project we developed tools to produce the CryoBox in full scale. Further, the project conducted the necessary large scale testing with a real-life cryopresevation client.

The SeedBox indetified processed and methods needed to develop a full-scale solution for joint preservation of seeds and their related data.

Financed by Innovasjon Norge. This R&D developed the CryoBox for co-storage of biological material and the related data.

This R&D project developed a conceptual solution for co-storage for biological material and the related data in liquid nitrogen at -196 C. Financed by RFF Oslofjordfondet
Precious genetic resources stand at risk of being lost or fragmented, while their accompanying data remains scattered and often inaccessible