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… expands inovirus diversity. To answer the question, “Where’s Waldo?” readers need to look for a number of … scarf, striped hat, round-rimmed glasses, or a cane, but only Waldo will have all of these features. As described … developed an algorithm that a computer could use to conduct a similar type of search in microbial and metagenomic …

… Since 2018, Mr. Wilson has served as the Systems Engineering Group lead.   The group is responsible for developing and supporting applications that span … make data available to the public, and our institutional website.   Mr. Wilson brings a user-centered approach, an …

… deep subsurface ecosystem. The Science Altiarchaea are carbon-fixing microbes and targets of multiple viruses in … resist. The battle waged below the Earth’s surface is reconstructed by combining a study of microbial communities … The Impact Altiarchaea are abundant and dominant populations in oxygen-poor environments without oxygen deep below …

… to welcome six to the Facilities Integrating Collaborations for User Facilities (FICUS) program for fiscal year 2026, in partnership with the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) and other national user facilities. Focus areas for these projects include …

… vitamins; zinc fuels some of their most important functions. Even in the chilly waters of Antarctica, tiny ocean-dwellers called phytoplankton play an outsize role in cycling carbon and nutrients. These microscopic algae have managed to … of Science User Facility  located at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, is committed to advancing genomics in …

… Before 2006, Olpidium was one of the many obscure fungi of Chytridiomycota (the … research. Several species of Olpidium are obligate endoparasites of some common crops, such as lettuce and tobacco. Olpidium itself doesn’t cause much damage to the hosts, but they are …

… A nuanced understanding of peat moss drives insight into carbon storage   The Science Boggy peatlands, which hold much of the Earth’s carbon as well as material that can be converted to energy, are … decompose in peatlands, and so carbon within their tissues doesn’t return to the atmosphere. Peat bogs also serve the …

… Annual Meeting will be held in March 2027 at the Oakland Convention Center. Check this page as further details become …

… To boost crops more efficiently in the future, the evolutionary past may hold key insights. The way that plants process nutrients has a rich back story — they rely on enzymes that have been evolving for billions of years. … is likely due to the fact that AT enzymes have undergone non-orthologous gene displacements, where they …

… Edward Lu and mentor Miguel Romero Sean Saki and mentors  Zhong Wang and Bryce Foster Sivagunalan Thamilarasan and mentors Zhong Wang and Bryce Foster Feng Yu and mentors Zhong Wang and … Elle Barnes and Susannah Tringe Shari Larsen and mentor Robert M. Bowers Nathaniel Brown and mentor Frederik Schulz …

… Congratulations to Tanja Woyke, who has been awarded the van Niel International Prize for Studies in Bacterial Systematics for the … of Queensland in 1986, the van Niel Prize recognizes contribution of scholarship in the field of microbiology and …