In a move to facilitate trade flows for teak exporters in Myanmar, the University of Adelaide and Double Helix Tracking Technologies (“DoubleHelix”) have launched the next phase of a project to develop genetic reference data for Burmese teak. When completed, this system will support the Myanmar timber trade to meet increasingly strict import regulations in […]
The last of four defendants prosecuted for stealing wood from Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington State, USA, has pled guilty, in a landmark case that marks the first time the U.S. government has prosecuted a Lacey Act case for illegal interstate trade of wood products within the United States. DNA evidence developed by a […]
Genetics testing used to prove authenticity of 500 year old medieval royal oak bed frame A richly-ornamented bed frame is finally unveiled to the public with its identity confirmed to be an authentic survival of Tudor royal furniture, with a bit of help from modern technology. Discovered at auction in 2010, research on its provenance, […]
Imagine what drones can do for your audit reports. We launched the first test flight of a quad-copter drone on 23 – 24 December 2014 in the forests of a timber concession. The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) mapped a section of river corridor and captured aerial photographs of road networks and the log yard. Cheap, Efficient, AccurateQuad-copters […]
We’ve recently welcomed Avalyn Lim into our ranks as our new Director, Strategic Partnerships. She is working to collaborate with various parts of the Singapore government. As a Singapore company we want to help position Singapore as an international hub for genetics and legality; that we are creating a new sector with the potential to bring into Singapore large scale […]
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