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… the Seattle Marriott Waterfront in Seattle, Washington.   Topics will include:  environmental microbiomes biodesign … from academia, government, and industry, are invited. Check back for more details and registration information. Sign up …

… from a local dry-cleaner. Researchers  identified two bacteria,  Dehalococcoides mccartyi and  Dehalobacter restrictus,  that work together to break down PCE … of contamination. By 2020, the water was at contamination levels that are below the minimum amount of what’s allowed …

… chilly waters of Antarctica, tiny ocean-dwellers called phytoplankton play an outsize role in cycling carbon and … That zinc turns out to be extremely important for polar phytoplankton.  After peering into the function and activity of … regulation.  Mock and his team then linked those species-level observations with data on microalgal communities …

… through the Emerging Technologies Opportunity Program (ETOP). Following that work, they partnered once more with JGI …

… review. “So webinars like this didn’t really fully exist back then,” said Hal Alper, a University of Texas at Austin … that [DNA Synthesis Science Head] Yasuo [Yoshikuni] gave back in 2016.” Alper’s first approved JGI proposal came …

… endoparasites of some common crops, such as lettuce and tobacco. Olpidium itself doesn’t cause much damage to the … with various origins, ranging from fungi, plants to bacteria. Back in 2011 when these genome and transcriptome data were …

… awarded the van Niel International Prize for Studies in Bacterial Systematics for the triennium 2017-2020! …

… yield sugar monomers, it’s only with the aid of specialized bacterial enzymes. Honey bees rely on their gut microbiota … Academy of Sciences . The team focused on the dominant bacterial clades shared between honey bee and bumblebee gut … analogous to the human small intestine; and  Bifidobacterium,  which dwells primarily in the rectum, downstream …

… the 2022 Annual Meeting featured speakers who shared a look back at the JGI’s history, from its beginnings in the … individuals whose projects were not accepted. As for feedback from those actually working with the JGI, Drell said …