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… have influenced their careers in science. Hear more about what they learned from working with their JGI mentors, what challenges they overcame, and what new skill sets they look forward to taking back to …

… microbial samples from public transit stations across 60 global cities. He and his colleagues used an extensive JGI …

… as well as the way in which those microorganisms break down nutrients, grow and repair themselves or eliminate waste. … carbon cycling. However, the high degree of variability in what types of microorganisms were found at each site and the … like temperature, pH levels or the availability of certain nutrients — influence the makeup and functioning of a given …

… the JGI was established, all that it has contributed, and what they’re excited about in JGI’s future. Find recordings … to the JGI’s forging new collaborations with the FICUS program, through which researchers can access multiple … fold: How much JGI’s productivity has increased since 1997. What took the JGI one year to do in 1997, now takes roughly …

… spoonful of dirt with the question: Do you want to find out what is in this soil? Jonathan had been reaching out to many … genes and 16 trillion DNA bases of data, to figure out what to study and compare for the project.  At the same … collaboratively and creatively to come up with a sense of what to focus on. With so much data and a lack of …

… from the atmosphere for producing high value bioproducts. Global temperatures have been rising caused by high levels …

… large-scale data, and professional expertise to support the global research community in studies of complex biological …

… interesting observation in Chlamy. Most plants require the nutrient copper for photosynthesis; Chlamy does not. When … early-2000s. She and other researchers came together for what was then called a JGI Jamboree, a sort of genomic …

… you're talking to and, like, know your audience and cater what you're saying to the audience, because it's like a … like decades?” So, just important to like, kind of tailor what you're saying to the people that you're presenting to. … all. I'll explain more about, like, the background, like, “what these things are specifically” and “how they relate to …

… complete draft genome sequence. At the time, the vital global source of both protein and oil was also the largest … “Having the genomes of a crop like soybean ensures that what we bring to the grower is novel … We’re a long way …