Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
With this grant, the J. Craig Venter Institute is collaborating with the larger community of marine microbiology researchers to sequence the genomes of at least 155 marine microbes. The goal of this project is to greatly increase the number of whole genome sequences of ecologically relevant marine microorganisms, both to provide scaffolds for ongoing environmental metagenomic analyses and to foster ecogenomic comparative studies. Once genome sequences are completed, they are made publicly available through GenBank and CAMERA.
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J. Craig Venter Institute
$384,379
22 months
Sharing Protist Genetic Tools with the Marine Microbial Ecology Research Community
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$1,549,960
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Exploring Novel Modes of Virus Infection of Photosynthetic Marine Diatoms
Nov 2017
$179,381
18 months
New Genetic Tools for Marine Protists
Aug 2017
$428,087
24 months
New genetic tools for marine diatoms
Sep 2015
$248,259
Enabling access to a tool for comparing gene expression profiles
Aug 2014
$374,000
A new community resource for comparing complex microbial gene expression patterns
Nov 2012
$2,035,789
25 months
A metagenomic study of unique Antarctic environments
Aug 2007
$900,000
36 months
Global Ocean Survey Metagenomics: Botany Bay
Oct 2006
$1,750,000
Global Ocean Survey Metagenomics: Indian Ocean and French Polynesia
$17,000
12 months
Sequencing Marine Microbes From Culture Collections (Phase II)
Nov 2005
$8,617,533
Moore Microbial Genome Sequencing Project
Sep 2004
$4,248,400
6 months
Environmental Genome Shotgun Sequencing
Jan 2004
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
