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… very excited today. Usually when we do these interviews, most of the people that I think we’ve talked to so far I … as well just from being on Twitter. It’s this weird virtual world where I’m like, oh– DAN UDWARY: For sure, yeah. I told … , which is St John’s wort and flower, which grows abundantly in the wild there. Cover it in oil. Most cases …

… the user and no granting of funds.    Proposal Call FICUS CSP Large Scale CSP New Investigator CSP Functional Genomics JGI-TMF Critical Minerals and …

… secondary metabolites, like, like, tell me more about that world, you know, what is going on? In one of your favorite … that they’re making in terms of stewardship. Now, that’s mostly talking about antibiotics in the clinics of for human … sampling which we would look at different particles in the ocean and look at the micro organisms on those particles, as …

… would be Katherine. Dan Udwary: Right. Kate Duncan: But most people that know me call me Kate. Dan Udwary: Great. So … wouldn’t say I was one of these people that wants to study oceanography and was fascinated by the oceans, though I’ve … Rachel Carson, and things about understanding the natural world and how we relate to that. And so I read those and …

… The CSP and FICUS calls are open to both domestic and … any institution type and at any career stage. Generally, most users are able to work with Berkeley Lab.  However, … Agreement must be signed before work can begin, and all CSP proposals are subject to JGI policies on Data Release …

… fields, offering new approaches to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges. … lineages. Charting viral ‘dark matter’:   Viruses are abundant in the biosphere and influence microbial dynamics, … projects, and their associated metadata, around the world. …

… really hard just for you. And the JGI Comms team. But mostly you. Anyway…I’m really happy today to be handing over … pathways, which led her to a successfully funded JGI CSP project. And we also got to talk about work at her … JACKIE: Very nice. DAN: And then just to make this abundantly clear to our audience, so the goal here then is …

… of this is based on a really great paper that came out in 2020 where this is all explained in detail, so if you’d like … be seen with a different term. I mean, if you talk to most people in the field, they will say that a siderophore … as being the standard set of shared reactions that most living organisms share – have together. Obviously that …

… resistance. Cell . 184(13):3376-3393 Almeida A, et al. (2020) A unified catalog of 204,938 reference genomes from … Nature Biotechnol.  39(1):105-114. Schulz F, et al. (2020) Giant virus diversity and host interactions through … Microbiol. 3(9):1023-1031 Harrington LB et al. (2017) A thermostable Cas9 with increased lifetime in human plasma.  Nat …

… still under development. That you guys are – Kai probably most, right? – is you guys are still adding to it and … But they’ve seen contributions from people all over the world who have made additions to antiSMASH, contributed … prioritizing, OK, which gene clusters are more highly abundant in the suppressive soils compared to the conducive …

… of listeners downloading this from countries all over the world – as many from outside the US as inside – and so, … structurally resolved in the 1980s, they were known as the most toxic molecules, and that human beings know, today, for … we can enrich the chemical space of natural products in almost a hundred-fold. That is going to change the world! And …

… and at Scripps where I first met Dan. I think you were almost finishing when I was getting there but–  DAN: Yeah. I … symbiosis at this point. But the squid is probably the most charismatic of those. And pretty it’s really quite … you would think. Anything that could be swimming in the ocean right?  ALISON: Follow up question: Does the organ …