Genome Insider S2 Episode 8: Dispatches From JGI Interns
In this episode, hear two JGI-UC Merced interns from the 2021 cohort describe their deep dives into genomics, computational tools, and big data. [Read More]
Genome Insider S2 Episode 7: THE Bioenergy Tree
Scientists are uncovering the poplar tree’s genetic secrets, bringing us closer to a sustainable source of bioenergy and materials. [Read More]
Genome Insider S2 Episode 6: Back to the Future! A Sorghum Story
Hear how sorghum’s historical — and literal — roots could play a big role in our energy future. [Read More]
Genome Insider S2 Episode 5: A Powerful Technique to Study Microbes, Now Easier
In this episode of JGI’s Genome Insider: Jennifer Pett-Ridge teamed with JGI scientists to improve a protocol, using robots to help process experiments that measure microbial activity in soil. [Read More]
Genome Insider S2 Episode 4: Party in the Rhizosphere
In this episode of the JGI’s Genome Insider, you’re invited to the rhizosphere, where the microbes play. [Read More]
Genome Insider S2 Episode 3: Better Living Through Bioenergy
In this episode of JGI’s Genome Insider, scientists are working with Pseudomonas putida to help bring about a more sustainable, bio-based economy. [Read More]
Genome Insider S2 Episode 2: Cracking the Secrets of the Diatom’s Shell
In this JGI Genome Insider episode, Setsuko Wakao and Kris Niyogi are investigating how diatoms make their silica shells. [Read More]
Genome Insider S2 Episode 1: Exploring the Diversity of the American Prairie’s Switchgrass
In this episode of JGI’s Genome Insider, a team of scientists pursue secrets of switchgrass diversity through its genome. [Read More]
Genome Insider Episode 9: The Soil Blooms Green
In Genome Insider, Penn State researchers Mary Ann Bruns and Terry Bell are studying a microbial community that might be quietly improving the soil. [Read More]
Genome Insider Episode 8: A Plantiful Future: Xiaohan Yang
Can plants help humans attain a renewable energy future? Xiaohan Yang, a scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, believes they can. [Read More]