Learn the basics of KBase and best practices for your research. This webinar introduces the fundamentals of the KBase platform, including data upload, using the Narrative interface, running apps, and sharing your work with collaborators. We will also showcase some of our most popular tools for genomics and systems biology. This is a great way […]| KBase
Biology and Microbiology instructors gathered for a workshop at Berkeley Lab as part of the KBase Educators: Microbiome Workforce Development Program.| KBase
An inclusive microbiome educators community trained to support diverse students ask important science questions and generate valuable data.| KBase
Free, open-access resources for teaching bioinformatics and computational biology in adaptable and modular formats created by educators.| KBase
My name is Grace Feng (GF) and I’m an upcoming junior at the University of Michigan studying computer science. I joined the KBase team during the Summer 2025 term as part of the Research Student Internships program at ORNL. I developed the Normalize Phenotypes for GWAS app to be used in the preprocessing step of […] The post Community Highlight: Grace Feng appeared first on KBase.| KBase
Kick off the academic year with KBase Educators for an orientation to the Educators Community and teaching resources! We will go over how Narratives and teaching resources are laid out for new community members and those who want a refresher. The post KBase Educators Fall Orientation 2025 appeared first on KBase.| KBase
The KBase team is developing new features to provide author credit for data and analysis on the platform. Many users already use their ORCiD account to conveniently log into KBase, but this is an additional step to enable some new credit features. We’re encouraging all KBase users to link their ORCiD records to their account […] The post Link ORCiD Records to Your KBase Account appeared first on KBase.| KBase
A workshop on an accessible metagenomics toolkit for decoding microbial contributions to biogeochemical cycles organized by ISME Latin America 2025.| KBase
Dr. Ellen Dow (KBase, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) and Dr. Vanja Klepac-Ceraj (Wellesley College) held a Lounge & Learn at the American Society for Microbiology Microbe Meeting on Saturday June 21 that covered: The FAIR data principles: Findable – data given a registered and unique persistent identifier, Accessible – retrievable using a standard protocol, Interoperable […] The post Community Highlight: FAIR Data at ASM Microbe appeared first on KBase.| KBase
Metagenome-assembled genomes of two salt-tolerant methylotrophs enriched from a sulfur-rich Zodletone spring in Oklahoma, USA. Microbiology Resource Announcements. 2025;0: e00461-25. doi:10.1128/mra.00461-25 The post Alam I, Najar F, Fathepure B. appeared first on KBase.| KBase
Streptococcus dysgalactiae From Farm-Raised Channel Catfish in Mississippi, USA, With Notes on Fish-Associated Group C S. dysgalactiae. Journal of Fish Diseases. n/a: e14166. doi:10.1111/jfd.14166 The post Balami S, Khoo LH, Older CE, Waldbieser GC, Camus AC, Heckman TI, et al. appeared first on KBase.| KBase
The latest research using the Narrative, newly released tools, announcements, and highlights from the KBase team and User Community.| KBase
Welcome to our community update for Q2 2025 – covering announcements and highlights; and celebrating accomplishments from our team, users, and collaborators. American Society for Microbiology offered a training series on KBase KBase collaborated with the American Society for Microbiology to provide hands-on, practical training for instructors and early career researchers in microbial data analysis. […]| KBase
Have you heard (or not) of the FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable) data principles, and wonder why they are relevant to your research? The Department of Energy Systems Biology Knowledgebase (KBase) and Microbiology Resource Announcements (MRA) are co-hosting a discussion on 1) what makes data FAIR, 2) how FAIR data can advance your research […] The post Best Practices in Publishing FAIR Data at ASM Microbe appeared first on KBase.| KBase
Bugfix: Annotate Domains in GenomeSet We have fixed a highly reported bug in the Annotate Domains in GenomeSet app that prevented users from successfully running the tool. The issue has been resolved and we encourage users to re-run the app to annotate features from domain libraries on their genomes. New App: Correct Reads with Lighter Check out […]| KBase
Biology and Microbiology instructors gathered May 20-22 for a workshop at University of Massachusetts Amherst in Amherst, MA, as part of NSF RCN-UBE* MICROnet [# 2418285]. One of the primary goals for MICROnet is hosting in-person trainings for undergraduate faculty and educators, where they can discuss their teaching and research goals, build out interesting collaborative […]| KBase
Community update on our 2025 activities and events through March, covering highlights and accomplishments from the team and collaborators.| KBase
