Susannah Tringe

Division Director, Environmental Genomics & Systems Biology
Microbial Systems Group Lead, JGI

Environmental Genomics and Systems Biology

Molecular EcoSystems Biology

Secondary Affiliation: DOE Joint Genome Institute

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Sequence-based approaches to studying microbial community assembly, function and dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems.

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Tringe to Lead New Berkeley Lab Center Countering Climate Change

September 29, 2023

Environmental Genomics & Systems Biology Division Director Susannah Tringe will direct one of two new Berkeley Lab-hosted centers as part of DOE’s Energy Earthshots Initiative. Tringe will lead the center focused on the Carbon Negative shot, dubbed RESTOR-C (Center for Restoration of Soil Carbon By Precision Biological Strategies), which will cultivate ways for plants and microbes to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and stably store it for more than 100 years in the soil.

Biosciences Area FY23 LDRD Projects

December 15, 2022

The projects of 22 Biosciences Area scientists and engineers received funding through the FY23 Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) program.

JGI Helps Shed Light on How Antarctic Algae Have Adapted to Cold

June 7, 2022

In Nature Ecology and Evolution, researchers from the Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences, the University of East Anglia, and the JGI have explored the genome of the polar algae Microglena sp. YARC. The green alga harbors extra genes for proteins requiring zinc, and those genes turn out to be key for the phytoplankton’s ability to live in cold polar waters. Learn more here on the JGI website.

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