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… papers that rank in the top 1% by citations for field and year in the Web of Science.” Less than 6,200 researchers working in 21 fields appear on the list, … Biotechnology.  The work also led researchers to identify a gene related to seed dispersal in wild populations for …

… funding by the Alfred P. Sloan foundation (grant number G-2017-9955), the Ministry of Culture and Science of North … of the German Science Foundation (grant number DFG PR1603/2-1). The authors acknowledge sampling logistics …

… a widening circle of researchers. That’s why twice each year we look for novel research projects — aligned with DOE … of researchers accepted for 2023. Proposals are accepted year-round; the next review will be conducted in November.  …

… American Academy of Microbiology (AAM) ! She is among the 68 new Fellows in the Class of 2020, selected from 118 …

… the genes involved in sugar production and for identifying different variants on different chromosomes, … The final sugarcane sequence generated is 382 Mb; 25,316 protein-coding gene models were predicted with more than … in sorghum. Based in part on these positive results, in 2017, JGI approved a CSP proposal from the international …

… United States began forming in Alaska. Over the next two years it slowly spread, raising water temperatures by a few … go from coastal to open ocean waters. Between 2010 and 2016, Hallam and his colleagues collected more than 270 water … events such as The Blob is difficult, but critical. By 2016, the microbial populations had begun to recover from the …

… with a widening circle of researchers. That’s why each year we look for novel research projects — aligned with DOE … and environmental disturbances. Proposals are accepted year-round for this annual call; the next deadline for …

… to boost understanding of environmental viruses. In 2016, Nikos Kyrpides at the JGI led a team that combed datasets … the number of known viral genes by a factor of 16. The same year, the JGI expanded its existing Integrated Microbial … is six times larger than the previous one . To identify so many genomes, JGI researcher Antonio Camargo developed …