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… a DOE Office of Science User Facility, has been developing and applying new genomics capabilities that address …

… DAN: Welcome back for episode 9 of Natural Prodcast. This week, Alison and I talk … which I haven’t seen in natural products a whole lot in the past. This sort of idea of, “there’s a lot of data out … is to graze across all of the published literature for the past hundred years and identify every article which …

… described in this webinar only offered through the CSP Functional Genomics call? A(nswer): It’s also possible … capabilities in other calls such as the  annual large-scale CSP call or through the  “Facilities Integrating …

… of secondary metabolism. Welcome back. This will be episode 12 of Natural Prodcast. And it’s our conversation … Mohammad Alanjary and Tilmann Weber to be a really valuable piece that shaped my thoughts about the history of genome … need the community to be able to come together. And in the past, we’ve had these monolithic databases, NCBI and IMG , …

… Kjiersten Fagnan began working with JGI in 2012 as a NERSC bioinformatics computing consultant, after … and Informatics department head.  Dr. Fagnan is also a co-PI for the National Microbiome Data Collaborative where she … unified data, and the ASCR Future Computing Methodologies workshops. In 2018, Dr. Fagnan was part of the Gordon Bell …

… has been enabled through the JGI Community Science Program (CSP) . Cavicchioli and his team compared two strains of … content that was likely acquired due to gene transfer events. Such events can occur in response to viral … gene transfer mechanisms involved significant sized pieces.  Interestingly, much of the strain variation …

… to assess absolute time estimates for major colonization events. It was previously assumed, due to the wide and … closer to a mere 250,000 years — with many key colonization events in the Atlantic ocean occurring within the last … flourishes. The plant can thrive in both frigid and tropical climates, growing off the coasts of Alaska and Norway, …