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… and research scientist in Nikos Kyrpides’  Microbiome Data Science group. “What makes this study really stand out … around the world in accordance with the JGI data use policy. “I felt it is important to acknowledge the … A New Path for Metagenomics Researchers Building upon these resources, KBase, a multi-institutional collaborative …

D are available for comparative analysis on JGI’s plant data portal  Phytozome , which is a community repository and … and increasing the efficacy with which we use natural resources for provisioning society.”   Genome-wide gene … energy.gov/science/office-science . … Cotton on Phytozome Data Portal …

… joining the JGI in 2002. Initially focused on building tools to facilitate expert curation of human gene models in … responsible for genome annotation, comparative analysis and data distribution for the JGI's direct collaborators and the …

Society of America and is also a National Microbiome Data Collaborative (NMDC) Champion. As an early career … will help the JGI shape its programs, capabilities, and resources to best meet the broad base of user community … for providing input and advice on JGI policies and practices that affect users and their access to technical …

… at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, provided sequence resources — including the eelgrass genome assembly that … by a fellowship to M.K. in the Helmholtz School for Marine Data Science (grant number HIDSS-0005) and by a grant to J. …

… describe their deep dives into genomics, computational tools, and big data.  …

… analysis and interpretation of genomic and metagenomic data for JGI’s user community. She also provides support for … through implementation of advanced analysis pipelines and tools as well as development and implementation of …

… before you see toxin. And we have some preliminary data with other samples that we do see days to a week of a …

… is usually one of the, you know, important environmental [resources] that plants need to grow. And so, yeah, so these … has been really crucial.  DAN: Yeah, yeah. The more data you generate, the more knowledge you can generate. So …