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… was like a nice summer day in Seattle I think this was like 2013 or 2014. And antiSMASH — I know you’ve interviewed … lab now is use these as a resource for natural product discovery because we can genetically manipulate them. I think … woods then. [LAUGHTER] JACKIE: So we’re kind of across — covered quite a few different topics. And so right now what …

… went on to work at a groundbreaking company in the early 2000s called Ecopia, which was a very early genome mining … and he’s doing some amazing research in and around drug discovery, which includes screening methods, genome mining in … And it’s actually not that uncommon. Or it could be called semisynthesis. So you can knock out an acyltransferase and …

… We also talk about his move to microbiology, about drug discovery and why it’s so hard to succeed, and we talk about an … hard to believe in retrospect. BILL FENICAL: Well, in 2021, absolutely hard to believe. But when you go way back, … unpalatable. And we know that this is one of the major adaptations in the ocean. So it took a while to convince …

… like the JGI, through its Genesis Mission. Launched in 2025, the initiative aims to accelerate scientific discovery, strengthen national security and ensure U.S. energy … enables users to test hypotheses via designed and assembled physical DNA constructs that can then be …

… Yeah, that’s right. We were postdocs together in the mid 2000s, I guess. You were working for Brad Moore. I was … Gerwick as part of the International Biodiversity Drug Discovery consortium doing natural products isolation/structure … in the National Science Center there and ran this sort of semi independent research program, as part of my postdoc. It …

… research by then-Biosciences scientist Diane Dickel in 2017. In 2019, plant single-cell methods were officially called out …

… In honor of the JGI's 25th anniversary in 2022, we have revisited a number of … water mold, genetically related to such aquatic species as diatoms and kelp. Dubbed Phytopthora ramorum (pronounced: … Publication: Tyler BM et al. Phytophthora genome sequences uncover evolutionary origins and mechanisms of pathogenesis . …

… was done to gain insights into gene families involved in adaptations seen in later plant lineages. The team found … the information about  Marchantia -specific innovations and adaptations, scientists want to take a further look into … US Department of Energy operated under contract no. DE-AC02-05CH11231. This project received funding from the …

… to tell a quick story. Looking back, the year was probably 2010, 2011, I was a, uh- actually, I’ve got the t-shirt on … especially if you want to know to which metagenome assembled genomes within a metagenome they belong and to which … to a whole different field like computational drug discovery field, which has been quite distinct from the natural …

… In the summer of 2015, Adam Session was a postdoc working at the DOE Joint …

… Populations of Antarctic lake microbial communities change with the … The Science Light-harvesting bacteria (phototrophs) in Antarctica’s Ace Lake defy the norm when it comes to … Science Program. For most months each year, Ace Lake is covered in thick ice, with a combination of marine and …

… project by watching Amanda Hurley’s presentation from the 2019 JGI Genomics of Energy & Environment Meeting.] He’s … I think it will be fun to be able to provide a semi-regular forum for postdocs and graduate students … these pathways are yet. So there’s still a lot to be discovered. And even the ones that may look like they don’t …