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A One-Stop Science Shop: Researching, Building Tutorials, and Teaching with CyVerse

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Microbial ecologist Elizabeth Suter uses CyVerse as her one-stop shop for her research and teaching, customizing its existing tools to suit her needs.

An Innovative Cyberinfrastructure Will Create 'The lnternet of Samples'

A man holds a tuff sample from East Africa's rift valley. Photo by Kevin Krajick/Earth Institute.

A National Science Foundation award to the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and partner institutions will integrate scientific samples into a digital data ecosystem. CyVerse users will be able to register samples and index their metadata through the CyVerse Data Store.

Upcoming Events

Agricultural Genome to Phenome Initiative

October 28, 2020 | Online

10:30AM–12:00PM CST

The focus of this project is to build cross-kingdom research communities to address the challenges of genome to phenome research and find opportunities to work together to identify shared critical research gaps.

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