JGI at 25: Stories from Intern Alumni
Hands-on experience can be life changing for students. Hear former JGI interns share how these experiences have influenced their career journeys. [Read More]
SPRUCE-ing Up Science
From an internship with the JGI to studying climate change with ORNL, Travis Lawrence is grateful for the experience along the way. [Read More]
From Intern to Published Scientist: The Journey of a JGI-UC Merced Intern
Rhondene Wint’s summer project through the JGI-UC Merced internship program grew into a three-year research endeavor, resulting in a recent publication. [Read More]
Exploring Phages at JGI
JGI-UC Merced intern Oscar Davalos explored a unique set of phages during his virtual summer 2021 internship experience at the JGI. [Read More]
Building on Experience, With a Twist?
In Summer 2021, JGI-UC Merced intern Lorenzo Scaturchio built on his previous undergraduate internship experience at the JGI. [Read More]
A Journey Through the Evolution of the Mitochondria Internship, A Sequential Read
JGI-UC Merced intern Jimmy Nunez walks readers through the internship experience – from application to lessons learned. [Read More]
Exploring Polymorphisms Created by Transposable Elements
JGI-UC Merced intern Jacob Espinosa recaps his summer 2021 project involving a grass model species and charts his own scientific development. [Read More]
UC Merced Interns Reflect on Their JGI Summer Projects
Over the summer, 10 students from UC Merced worked closely with JGI scientists on research projects that contribute to the larger mission of the U.S. Department of Energy. Students also worked with their mentors to practice and develop presentation skills as well as build their network in the field of genomics and scientific research. [Read More]
Genome Insider Episode 7: Decoding Yellowstone’s microbial mats
Researchers studying cyanobacteria in Yellowstone National Park encountered surprises, adopted new technologies, and made a few discoveries about the microbial mat denizens. [Read More]
Effects of Polar Light Cycle on Microbial Food Web
Light-harvesting bacteria (phototrophs) in Antarctica’s Ace Lake defy the norm when it comes to nutrient cycling in polar regions. [Read More]
