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… In this short video, UC Merced undergraduate and graduate students share how their summer internship … challenges they overcame, and what new skill sets they look forward to taking back to school. The interns from this …
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… Later this year, Ian Rambo, a graduate student in Brett Baker’s lab at … the SCGSR research experience was “an ideal opportunity for me to get real-world experience.” As he finalizes his … as a computational biologist. My primary future goal is to form a startup.” …
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… Pictured from left: [Top] Bill J. Baker, Jeff Barrick, Ian Gilman, Louis Graf, Yuxi Guo, Shaomei He, Vayu Hill- Maini, Forrest Lefler, Pok Man (Bob) Leung and Huang Li; [middle] …
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… We count on livestock for food and fiber, but raising these animals also produces an atmosphere-warming …
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… Gary Trubl, a virologist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, wants to understand …
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… Diatoms, a group of tiny algae, are also known as “living opals” because of the … of their silica shells. But what genes are responsible for such mesmerizing exteriors? Setsuko Wakao and Kris …
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… As waters warm due to climate change, corals are in mortal peril. But corals comprise …
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… What grass is a prized ornamental and a bioenergy plant? Meet Miscanthus , … an attractive addition to your garden and a potential fuel for the future. But, to be competitive in the market, both …
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… 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 with DOE missions and …
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… This series is the story of a giant metagenome assembly from Wisconsin’s Lake Mendota. In this … capable of running smaller assemblies — so we head there for a sense of what this supercomputing looks like. …
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… In our warming world, we’ll need corn, sorghum and other crops to grow well in worse conditions: with more heat, less water and less fertilizer. Grasses do better in …
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… Stable Isotope Probing (SIP) is a powerful technique for studying microbial communities. … -- more reproducible, more reusable, and more insightful, for the future of studying microbial communities. …
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