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Ben Neely (Fed)

Ben Neely’s work is directly related to NIST’s core mission of supporting commerce by advancing and harmonizing measurement science as well as developing resources for stakeholders to accelerate research capabilities. His current research includes development of new materials for *omic applications and generating standardized proteomic data across non-model species as part of the CoMPARe Program (Comparative Mammalian Proteome Aggregator Resource). Acquiring high-quality *omic data from non-model organisms is especially exciting given the challenges of sequencing and annotating genomes, acquiring samples, and developing computational tools to compare results across species. His other primary focus is emerging proteomic applications, specifically working with stakeholders to optimize and standardize methods for data-independent acquisition and metaproteomic analysis. These projects are generating publicly available standardized methods, data, and data mining tools.

Publications

Genomic infrastructure for cetacean research and conservation: Reference genomes for eight families spanning the cetacean phylogeny

Author(s)
Phillip A Morin, Bernhard Bein, Chiara Bortoluzzi, Yury V Bukhman, Taylor Hains, Dorothea Heimeier, Marcela Uliano-Silva, Dominic Absalon, Linelle Abueg, Jessica Antosiewicz-Bourget, Robin W Baird, Jennifer R Balacco, Robert K Bonde, Nadolina Brajuka, Andrew Brownlow, Emma Carroll, Molly Carter, Joanna Collins, Nick Davison, Amy Denton, Olga Dudchenko, Olivier Fedrigo, Giulio Formenti, Andy Foote, Guido Gallo, Carola Greve, Marlys Houck, Caroline Howard, Jeff K Jacobsen, Nivesh Jain, Ksenia Krasheninnikova, Erez Lieberman-Aiden, Brigid Maloney, Bethan Manley, Tom Mathers, Shane McCarthy, Michael McGowen, Susanne Meyer, Jacquelyn Mountcastle, Benjamin Neely, Brian O'Toole, Sarah Pelan, Patricia E Rosel, Teri K Rowles, Oliver A Ryder, Tillman Schell, Ying Sims, Judy St. Leger, Ron Stewart, Kerstin Ternes, James A Thomson, Tatiana Tilley, Conor Whelan, Jo Wood, Michael Hiller, Mark Blaxter, Erich D Jarvis
Reference genomes from representative species across families provide the critical infrastructure for research and conservation. The Cetacean Genomes Project
Created October 9, 2019, Updated December 8, 2022
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