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… years, fungi have spread quietly throughout our planet. From the deepest ocean floors to Antarctic valleys, these … in perspective, the genus Aspergillus has been evolving for 82 million years, making it nearly 30 times older than … Researchers with the Department of Energy (DOE) Joint Genome Institute (JGI)’s Fungal and Algal Science Program …

… User Support Analysis group provides computational analysis for new technology development and JGI user science … for diverse experiment types, with main focus areas being genome variation, transcriptomics and epigenomics. Our work varies in scope from the development of highly customized analysis workflows …

… Analysis of haloarchaeal metagenomes broadens understanding of Antarctic biogeography. … in learning how these microbes have learned to adapt from marine to hypersaline conditions by studying the … cycles, and possibly cold-temperature enzymes for biotechnological use. Summary Conditions such as extreme …

… JGI researchers lend expertise to develop tools and data hub for NIH program. While the microbes in, on and around Earth … order of magnitude. For years, scientists at the DOE Joint Genome Institute, a DOE Office of Science user facility … address some of the most pressing challenges of our time. For more information, please visit  …

… joined the JGI in 2000 as the founding Associate Director for Computational Genomics, and led the computational … human chromosomes. After successful completion of the Human Genome Project, Professor Dr. Rokhsar ’s team has continued … and Development after his research interests shifted from condensed matter physics to computational biology, …

… Outreach at JGI takes many forms: We offer internship opportunities through working … with Biotech Partners to host students transitioning from high school to community college. … University of California, Merced …

… of scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Joint Genome Institute (JGI), a DOE Office of Science User … ‘Dark Matter’ Microbial communities living everywhere from soils and stomachs to the deep sea are capable of doing … unique makeup of microbe players and the functions they perform, artificially replicating a whole community is …