ABOUT CAS-NGS
Advancing Genomic Data Acquisition
CAS-NGS helps researchers, institutions, and public health teams turn sequencing questions into practical answers through reliable DNA sequencing and bioinformatics support.
Built around Oxford Nanopore sequencing technology, our work combines laboratory capability, analytical expertise, and hands-on collaboration to support projects from sample to insight.
OUR MISSION
Building Local Capacity
We believe advanced genomics should be accessible, practical, and sustainable. That is why CAS-NGS pairs technical services with collaboration, sequencing and bioinformatics services that strengthen in-house scientific capability.
By connecting sequencing workflows with bioinformatics pipelines, we help teams not only generate data, but also understand, interpret, and apply it with confidence.
What sets us apart
CAS-NGS brings together service delivery, analysis, and education in one focused genomics environment. Our approach is collaborative, science-led, and designed to support both immediate project goals and long-term research growth.
DNA
Sequencing expertise
Data
Bioinformatics support
Skill
Training and capacity building
Our Team
Our multidisciplinary team combines laboratory practice, computational analysis, and training support to help clients and learners move forward with clarity.
Sequencing Specialists
Bioinformatics Analysts
Training Mentors
Project Partners
Collaborations Focus
Wet-lab workflow and sample processing
Data processing, interpretation, and reporting
Hands-on training and guided learning
Collaborative support for research programs
Bridging between Research & Development sector and HEIs
CAS-NGS represents the kind of genomics partner modern research needs: technically capable, collaborative, and committed to building lasting scientific capacity.
Start your next project
Whether you need sequencing support, bioinformatics analysis, or training opportunities, CAS-NGS is ready to help you move from samples to actionable insight.
Talk with our team about your research goals, technical needs, or capacity-building plans.
