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… experiences below. Name: Noelle Anderson Class Year: At the time of the internship, 4th year PhD student in Quantitative … before. Seeing the breadth of interesting work being done at the JGI has really motivated me to think outside of … intern for a second time since participating in summer 2017 ( read more here on her previous experience) has further …

… bust cycle aligned with light availability. A long-running time-series study offers a first glimpse into a full … Antarctica, was separated from the Southern Ocean roughly 5-7,000 years ago and has been well-studied by many … Ocean have found that in winter months, when sunlight is nonexistent, the bacteria are replaced by carbon-fixing …

… resulting from 95 letters of intent. For the first time, 63 percent of the accepted proposals come from … of Rutgers University is interested in understanding how unicellular red algae (Cyanidiophyceae) have adapted thrive in … more than 10,000 undergraduate students each year. Brian Looney of Duke University is interested in understanding which …

… for multiple applications. The planet’s microbial diversity is immense, yet much of it remains unknown. For … of knowledge. In a study published November 11, 2022, in Cell Genomics , the team focused on Actinobacteria ( … have been generated using techniques that the JGI has pioneered, including single-cell genomics and metagenomics. …

… and dominant populations in oxygen-poor environments without oxygen deep below ground. These archaea fix carbon … nitrogen, but the viruses that infect Altiarchaea cause the cells to burst. This action triggers subsurface carbon … to eight separate groups of viruses. To visualize one particular viral genome in action, they utilized a …