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The latest edition of the JGI Progress Report highlights notable research and … scientific collaborations in 2018. The cover is an image of Mono Lake, a saline soda lake east of California’s … Park, taken by JGI’s own Jon Bertsch. Microbes isolated from Mono Lake were sequenced by the JGI (isolates here , …

… pm: Panel discussion, Q&A followed by: 4:15 pm – 5:30 pm: Hosted Hoppy Hour @ Calicraft Brewing, Walnut Creek Where:  … Director, DOE Joint Genome Institute Read a synthesis from the panel discussion  here . Contact  Robin Johnston for followup questions.     … The U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, a DOE Office of Science …

Click the cards below to view downloadable pdfs of previous Progress Reports from the Joint Genome Institute.  … FY20 Progress Report … …

From left to right: [above] Emma Bell, Mallory Choudoir, … is eager to work and share our tools with a widening circle of researchers. That’s why twice each year we look for novel … under our Community Science Program .  Below find a list of the second round of researchers accepted for 2023. …

…   Each year, the JGI accepts proposals for state-of-the-art functional genomics research from reseachers who translate genomic information into … synthesis and omics capabilities to enhance understanding of gene and genome function. Tapping into these functions …

While summer interns at the JGI from multiple programs had their own goals to achieve, they constantly collaborated with each other on new ways of presenting and researching science. …

Over the years, hundreds of interns have come to the JGI from all parts of the globe to gain lab experience and contribute to …

… work, but the opportunity to collaborate with and learn from fellow researchers onsite as well. …

… wants to understand how viruses impact the release of greenhouse gases from Arctic permafrost. But to see what they’re doing, he …

Science Program (CSP), researchers are developing a number of resources to build up Sphagnum as a plant model system … and researchers estimate that they hold about 25 percent of the world’s soil carbon. In high latitudes, sphagnum can also act as a protective layer insulating permafrost from the warming regional temperatures. For this reason, the …