MetaSUB International Consortium

Global transit aerobiome metagenomic mapping — Standardized multi-city subway/public-transit swab-sequencing methodology.

Country
United States
metagenomic-surveillance us
Coverage
CNEUUS
monitoring-conservation
Regulatorsepaefsamoa-china

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
AffiliationInternational Consortium consisting of experts across fields including genomics, data analysis, engineering, public health, and design, with its origins at Weill Cornell Medicinemetasub.org · link.springer.com
Research focusMetagenomic and forensic genetic mapping of urban biomes, identification of antimicrobial resistance markers, and discovery of novel biosynthetic gene clusters to inform city planning and public healthmetasub.org · sciencedaily.com
FacilityNew York Genome Center (hosted inaugural meeting) and various partner research laboratories internationallydoi.org · link.springer.com
GrantFunded by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (Grand Challenges Explorations), National Institutes of Health, WorldQuant Foundation, Vallee Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, and Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciencecrowdfunding.cornell.edu · doi.org · link.springer.com · news.weill.cornell.edu
PublicationsPeer-reviewed articles, including research published in Nature and Science by consortium membersmetasub.org
Principal staffChristopher Mason (Co-Founder, Principal Investigator), Evan Afshin (Co-Founder, Clinical Director), David Danko (Director of Bioinformatics), and other academic leads/directors like Krista Ryon and Daniela Bezdanmetasub.org
HeadcountLargely driven by high school, undergraduate, and graduate students working on a voluntary basis, alongside international academic collaborators medium confidencecrowdfunding.cornell.edu

Independent sources: crowdfunding.cornell.edu · doi.org · link.springer.com · news.weill.cornell.edu · sciencedaily.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Urban microbiome managementmonitoring-conservationMedium

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