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… of scientists and engineers to leverage our data to develop new algorithms, models and tools in support of DOE mission priorities. Data discoverability and accessibility are critical requirements for amplifying the … technical help, feedback or a guided walk-through of the new Data Portal.  …

… exploration of energy and nutrient exchange, as well as microbial and plant responses to environmental changes. With … systems can provide novel insights into the impact of microbial symbionts and their hosts on ecosystems.   … designed to demystify the complexity of dissolved organic matter (DOM) across a variety of environments. ENVnet allows …

… is available at most online sellers. I think it’s as accessible as anything in this field, and written pretty … by what’s called “find and grind”. So you would find some new source that you hadn’t explored before. Like, you know, … so, the reason I bring this up is because, you know, as the technology developed and molecular biology developed to the …

… I worked on a team at the Broad that was looking to develop new methods for DNA sequencing of microbes. And what kept … back together. So a lot of sequencing depends on Illumina technology, which is usually what we refer to as “short … Canada. I just got back from a conference in Canada on antimicrobial resistance sponsored by the Garner foundation. And …

… to build The Natural Product Atlas , or NPAtlas, a freely accessible natural products structure database, which is … if we’re finding an audience outside of just us. If you’re new to natural products science, please let me know! I’m … to the host country. And it had a huge mission to perform technology transfer and infrastructure development in these …

… The program’s fungal genomics research explores new metabolic processes and enzymes that can be applied in … hundreds of diverse algal genomes, which will be made accessible through the PhycoCosm portal. The Fungal & Algal … Program aims to streamline genome analysis workflows for microbial eukaryotes, build fungal and algal pangenomes, and …

… the host organism can use whatever amino acids it has access to, which can be really weird and different, and … which might lead you to changes in bioactivity, and new uses for these peptides in medicine or materials science … metagenome sequencing, which was very early days for that technology. And we found the pathway. That way, it turned …

… this an awfully long time ago, and she’s been in her new job for a long time now, but I guess you all might not … retroactively, please wish her all the best of luck in her new-now-old endeavors! I have one more episode that will be … powerful people. These were people that really controlled microbial drug discovery. And a guy like me, with no …

… read all 400 pages of her life and I feel like I have a new friend that I’m really eager to talk to. So our guest … on or the products you’re developing are being worked on or accessed under the principles of access and benefit sharing. … we’re proposing to take this newly emerging cryo-EM MicroED technology, a massive leap forward into using it as a tool …

… I describe what I do to nonscientists. I think it’s quite accessible. I used to do the website. Actually, one of my … Right. Kate Duncan: And Pseudonocardia . And we’ve got new species which we’re currently in the process of almost … And sometimes, in terms of biological activities– like antimicrobial or something– sometimes a little difference is …

… DAN UDWARY: Hey everyone and welcome back to a new session of Natural Prodcast. I’ve got two things I … And at the time, nobody was interested in licensing that technology or doing anything with it. So I was kind of … are right now. But yeah, at the end of the day, getting access to the chemistry and seeing what a molecule actually …

… and we wish her all the best. Later on, I’ll introduce my new co-host, who I’m really excited to be working with, and … put contact links in the show notes, which you can always access through JGI’s webpage at  naturalprodcast.com , along … the user programs at the JGI, and I’m also the head of the microbial genome program. And I’m a scientist here. And have …