Marine microbes are central to life on Earth. Thanks to their unique metabolisms, they drive key steps in biogeochemical cycles that other organisms cannot perform.
Microbial oceanography studies how open-ocean Bacteria and Archaea function and how their communities shape biogeochemical fluxes. This work is inherently interdisciplinary, connecting microbial and molecular ecology with biogeochemistry and the physical transport of water masses.
Two brand-new papers from our group are just out.
Rapid microbial production of long-lived dissolved organic carbon in the global ocean
(Cai et al.,…
Two new papers are hot off the press from our group.
From cells to reefs—fluorescent protein distribution reveals species-specific photoadaptation in…
We’re proud to share that Valerie de Anda and Maria Papadatou have joined the Environmental and Climate Research Hub (ECH). The ECH is an…
We’re excited to welcome Andrea to our group! She’ll be joining us as a postdoctoral researcher on the NEREIDES project.
Great to have you on board!
The 3rd Symposium on Oceanography has wrapped up successfully, bringing together outstanding speakers for a lively exchange of ideas in ocean science.…
