IGI Wins $70 Million to Study Microbiome Engineering for Health, Climate Challenges

A research initiative co-led by Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna, PhD, has been awarded $70 million to address health and climate challenges by combining CRISPR genome editing technology with genome-resolved metagenomics through the microbiome.

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