Job #AJO30777, Trottier Space Institute Postdoctoral Fellow, Trottier Space Institute, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, CA

Microbial growth is extremely slow within the first 30 days of thaw. Temperature may drive which taxa are active, but not growth rates Subsurface microbes preferentially produce glycolipids over ...

An International Study of the Marine Biogeochemical Cycles of Trace Elements and Isotopes - Trace Element data available including an on-line Atlas eGEOTRACES

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Carrie Masiello, the esteemed W. Maurice Ewing Professor of Biogeochemistry at Rice University, has been honored with election as a fellow of the American Geophysical Union (AGU), a prestigious recognition reserved for those who have made extraordinary contributions to Earth and space sciences. This accolade places Masiello among an elite group of scientists whose work has profoundly advanced our understanding of Earth systems, with only a fraction of AGU members ever attaining this distinction since the fellowship program began in 1962.

Abstract. The Asgard archaea are a diverse archaeal phylum important for our understanding of cellular evolution because they include the lineage that gave

Indigenous and Western scientists are working together to uncover biodiversity in the icy deep. They're getting some eight-armed help.

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The Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine in Münster, Germany, has an opening for a

Microbial exoenzymes, extracellular enzymes secreted to degrade complex organic polymers, are essential for recycling carbon and nutrients, thus sustaining primary productivity in todays oceans. Yet, ...