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… [above] Emma Bell, Mallory Choudoir, Sneha Couvillion, Tobin Hammer, Christina Hazard, Rachel Mackelprang, Brook Moyers, Mei, Ran,; … our tools with a widening circle of researchers. That’s why twice each year we look for novel research projects — …

Tanja Woyke and other JGI researchers made their debut writing for the Nature Reviews Microbiology column last year — … Institute in the UK — a nonprofit that was founded to help sequence the human genome. Today, the Sanger Institute … hot topics in genomics.” And it makes sense to Woyke why JGI would have this role. “We work with leaders in …

… around the country recognize that crop varieties grow best in certain regions. Most plant species have adapted to their … (Berkeley Lab), has produced a high-quality reference sequence of the complex switchgrass  genome using samples … many parts of the country also helped the team understand why some switchgrass plants from the Northeast have traits …

David Hibbett of Clark University fills us in on the kind of decay that makes shiitake mushrooms special. This week, he and 39 collaborators published a paper tracing how these mushrooms have evolved.  …

… for multiple applications.       Despite advances in sequencing technologies and computational methods in the … under laboratory conditions, their genomes can’t be sequenced using traditional approaches. Identifying and … the IMG/M team developed several updates and features to mine the GEM catalog. ( Watch this IMG webinar on Metagenome …

The JGI is eager to work and share our tools with a widening circle of researchers. That’s why each year we look for novel research projects — aligned … not led any previously-accepted proposals — through the New Investigator call under our Community Science Program . …

Using a novel computational approach, researchers confirm … the process hinges on referencing to existing genome sequences.  Some of these proteins are what the scientists … artificial intelligence to decode the language of protein sequences and obtain hints of their possible functions. Yet …