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ALT Critical Minerals & Materials (FY26) Congratulations to our 2026 Critical Minerals & Materials call recipients! MOLECULAR FOUNDRY JGI JOINT GENOME INSTITUTE Olena Vatamaniuk Cornell University Nanoscale Control of Copper Uptake, Transport, and Sequestration in Plants for Phytomining Applications

ALT JOINT GENOME INSTITUTE Strategic Plan: AI-Driven Genomics to Accelerate Biological Discovery Our goal is to make it easier for users to move from experiments to scientific discovery. By bringing together complementary technologies, expertise and facilities across DOE, we can enable new types of science and help researchers address increasingly complex questions that are central to the DOE mission. Tanja Woyke Deputy for User Programs SCAN to read the JGI’s 2026 Strategic Plan BERKELEY LAB

ALT Critical Minerals & Materials (FY26) Congratulations to our 2026 Critical Minerals & Materials recipients! MOLECULAR FOUNDRY JOINT GENOME INSTITUTE Viktoria Steck GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research New Biological Controls on the Critical Mineral Manganese Through Marine Microbial Phosphorus Metabolism

ALT JOINT GENOME INSTITUTE Strategic Plan: AI-Driven Genomics to Accelerate Biological Discovery “An important aspect of some AI models being explored at the JGI is the underlying experimental data. By automating much more of our data generation through our Sample-to-Sequence Initiative (S2S), we can dramatically increase throughput while improving consistency — generating the large, gold-standard datasets needed to train and test predictive models.” Len Pennacchio Deputy of Genomic Technologies SCAN to read the JGI’s 2026 Strategic Plan BERKELEY LAB

ALT Critical Minerals & Materials (FY26) Congratulations to our 2026 Critical Minerals & Materials call recipients! MOLECULAR FOUNDRY JGI JOINT GENOME INSTITUTE Christian Rinke University of Innsbruck (Austria) Harnessing the Landfill Microbiome: Multi-Omics Detection and Nanoscale Exploration of Bioleaching targeting Rare Earth Elements
















