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CLIMET studies how Arctic microbes drive methane emissions. In Greenland lakes, we examine dust, organic matter, and shifting landscapes to reveal microbial processes shaping methane cycles and climate feedbacks.
A good start for the four postdocs, three PhDs and students on the project—rounded off with the launch of our CLIMET beer! If you work on Arctic lakes or methane cycling, happy to connect.
November 24, 2025 at 12:17 PM
A good start for the four postdocs, three PhDs and students on the project—rounded off with the launch of our CLIMET beer! If you work on Arctic lakes or methane cycling, happy to connect.
After a busy summer of fieldwork in West Greenland, we discussed the first emerging data, the microbial processes driving methane cycling, and plans for surveys, monitoring, experiments and palaeolimnology.
November 24, 2025 at 12:17 PM
After a busy summer of fieldwork in West Greenland, we discussed the first emerging data, the microbial processes driving methane cycling, and plans for surveys, monitoring, experiments and palaeolimnology.
