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  1. JGI to be early access tester of Roche company 454's GS Junior System with long read chemistry that's to be released 2010: http://tr.im/Fk1P 1:49 PM Nov 19th from web
  2. From invasive species threat to potential key biomass for biofuel producer - CSP 2009 project duckweed in The Scientist: http://tr.im/FcuJ 6:43 AM Nov 18th from Twitterrific
  3. Microbial diversity, "'neglected' species", Jonathan Eisen and the GEBA project - all in one NatureNews piece: http://tr.im/Fct6 6:29 AM Nov 18th from Twitterrific
  4. Draft genome sequence of cassava, a CSP 2007 project, now complete; crop breeding project awarded Gates Foundation grant. http://tr.im/EC7p 8:54 AM Nov 9th from web
  5. In Nucleic Acids Research, paper on IMG as "an expanding comparative analysis resource": http://tr.im/E46q 3:01 PM Nov 3rd from web
  6. Registration for the next DOE JGI User Meeting is now available online!! http://bit.ly/2YbwDL 3:02 PM Oct 29th from web
  7. Details of CSP 2010 bioenergy-based project on microbes associated with blue grama grass featuring Sandia researchers at http://tr.im/DoS1 3:09 PM Oct 28th from web
  8. JGI and UBC on the importance of studying microbial metagenomes in ocean "dead zones" in this week's issue of Science: http://tr.im/CHst 1:38 PM Oct 22nd from web
  9. Revisiting the need for expanded genome standards, Part 2 at see JGI’s Patrick Chain's talk at GSC8 on SciVee: http://bit.ly/392DMY 3:42 PM Oct 17th from web
  10. Revisiting the need for expanded genome standards (http://bit.ly/PxgVs), Part 1: JGI’s Patrick Chain's talk at SFAF at http://bit.ly/unz7q 3:40 PM Oct 17th from web
  11. JGI's Fall Primer featuring GSC8, fungi, marine microbial lifestyles and resolving gap closures now available: http://bit.ly/2JiHdO 4:17 PM Oct 15th from web
  12. DOE JGI's Patrick Chain and Chris Detter on the need for expanded genome standards in this week's issue of Science: http://bit.ly/PxgVs 10:14 AM Oct 9th from web
  13. Petroleum technology is "extraordinarily mature" due to a century of American know-how; need to apply that to a new energy technology. 8:00 PM Sep 28th from Twitterrific
  14. Susannah Tringe talks about the Amazonian stinkbird or hoatzin that breaks down biomass like cows (and also produces methane) 7:41 PM Sep 28th from Twitterrific
  15. Bristow at Science at the Theater: "We're synthesizing fuel the same way Egyptians did 6,000 years ago. We should be able to do better." 7:38 PM Sep 28th from Twitterrific
  16. Jim Bristow likens JGI to a car parts dealer, "but we deal with a genome parts list" 7:24 PM Sep 28th from Twitterrific
  17. Science at the Theater talk on biofuels with Jay Keasling and JGI's Jim Bristow & Susannah Tringe starting momentarily http://bit.ly/1TOvr1 7:01 PM Sep 28th from Twitterrific
  18. Available online at PNAS Early Edition, Cavicchioli et al's paper on genomic model for microbial lifestyles: http://bit.ly/186iuq 10:16 AM Sep 9th from web
  19. Alaskan bacteria sequenced at DOE JGI used to develop a genomic model that can identify oligotrophs and copiotrophs: http://bit.ly/1NvPM3 2:00 PM Sep 8th from web
  20. In PNAS Early Edition this week: researchers develop genomic model that defines microbes by diet. Link to follow. 8:51 AM Sep 8th from web
  • Name Joint Genome Inst.
  • Location Walnut Creek, CA
  • Web http://jgi.doe.gov/
  • Bio U.S. Dept. of Energy Joint Genome Institute, enabling advances in bioenergy and environmental research.
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