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… stress. The Science Fields of drooping stalks and cracked earth are becoming common images in many regions due to more …

… “Microbes underpin so much of what we see on earth in terms of nutrient cycles and biogeochemical …

… the two institutions to help train the next generation workforce. Co-advised by JGI Microbial Program Head Tanja …

… to present the results of their efforts during the Energy, Earth and Environmental Education (E4) community-building …

… functions. Even in the chilly waters of Antarctica, tiny ocean-dwellers called phytoplankton play an outsize …

… – serving as half of the photosynthetic activity on Earth,” Weizmann explained.   These algae take up carbon … Vardi and his group are getting a better idea of how these tiny interactions shape  carbon cycling in the ocean.   “So …

… (up to 120 sequencing machines at maximum) maintained by a workforce that numbered more than 100 at its peak, all the …

… On the list of candidate bioenergy feedstocks, algae are tiny but mighty. An analysis in the 2017 Bioeconomy Report …

…   The Science Boggy peatlands, which hold much of the Earth’s carbon as well as material that can be converted to … The Impact Despite constituting less than 5% of land on Earth, peatlands store approximately one-third of the …

… ago.  The Impact Chloroflexota are bacteria that act like tiny natural engineers with special skills to break down …