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… worked with the JGI through a Community Science Program (CSP) proposal, and Rambo’s research builds on that. “The purpose of this CSP is to better understand methane cycling in mangrove … “In terms of my project, I wanted to incorporate that CSP, but also look at how viruses might be influencing the …

… the Archaea isolated from Deep Lake, the coldest place on Earth known to support life, and previously sequenced by the …

… with postdoctoral fellow Ben Cole on a project involving bacteria in Arabidopsis plant roots. At the same time, … chemotaxis in the Arabidopsis microbiome, particularly, how bacteria can be driven toward compounds produced by the … at academic level in a few years as it’s getting closer to producing trillion base data sets on daily basis.” As part …

… the cells of other organisms. As they infect microbes like bacteria, algae and protists, all kinds of viruses impact … been somewhat invisible to the sampling experiments probing Earth’s ecosystems. Viruses rarely grow well in … target specific microbes or change the behavior of this bacteria — most likely there is a virus that is already …

… publications that Grimwood contributed to include: A 2021 Nature paper announcing a high-quality reference …

… On February 17, 2021, JGI and the Environmental Molecular Sciences … (FICUS) program. Letters of Intent are due March 17, 2021. Q&A from the Webinar: Q(uestion): Who can apply for …

… library and natural product discovery platform. WO2021163637A1 , PCT application PCT/US2021/018050 (published 2021). Arkin, AP, et al. KBase: The … reduces latency and improves chemotactic response in bacteria. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of …

… to present the results of their efforts during the Energy, Earth and Environmental Education (E4) community-building … data set on the IMG portal. The class discovered Actinobacteria, Acidobacteria, and Proteobacteria to be the most … results. Another idea was to study the different methane-producing bacteria and even how some of the bacteria could …