Prescribed fire and soil microbial communities in a native perennial grassland
Through a collaboration with SPAWAR (Dawn Lawson), SERG (Tom Zink), the USGS and others, we had the opportunity to study the effects of a prescribed […]
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Voices of the Sea Ice
Voices of the Sea Ice: engaging an Arctic community to communicate impacts of climate change David Lipson, Kim Reasor, Kååre Sikuaq Erickson The predominantly Inupiat […]
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Art and Science of Snow Microbiology
Our Art-science residency in the Finnish Arctic culminated in a poster at the 2017 AGU meeting in New Orleans and two exhibitions in San Diego […]
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Changes in microbial communities along redox gradients…
In collaboration with Janet Jansson (now with PNNL), we published this study in Environmental Microbiology Reports, showing that redox gradients are a dominant force in […]
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Methane suppression by iron and humic acids in soils of the Arctic Coastal Plain
Recently graduated Ph.D. Student, Kimberly Miller, published part of her dissertation in Soil Biology and Biochemistry, showing that the addition of alternative electron acceptors, ferric […]
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Prescribed fire and soil microbial communities in a native perennial grassland
Through a collaboration with SPAWAR (Dawn Lawson), SERG (Tom Zink), the USGS and...
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Voices of the Sea Ice
Voices of the Sea Ice: engaging an Arctic community to communicate impacts of climate...
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Art and Science of Snow Microbiology
Our Art-science residency in the Finnish Arctic culminated in a poster at the 2017...
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Changes in microbial communities along redox gradients…
Principle component analysis of variation in microbial community structure by topography...
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Methane suppression by iron and humic acids in soils of the Arctic Coastal Plain
Recently graduated Ph.D. Student, Kimberly Miller, published part of her dissertation...
Recent Posts
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Iron reduction in soils of the Alaskan Arctic
From 2009-2012, we were funded by the NSF to study the importance of iron (Fe(III)) reduction as a dominant anaerobic process in soils of the […]
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We’ve got Acidobacteria
Acidobacteria are highly abundant in most soil bacterial communities, but are rarely cultured in the lab. The ones that have been cultured grow very slowly […]
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Rate-yield tradeoffs and soil respiration in a high elevation forest
While studying seasonal changes in microbial growth kinetics in soils of a subalpine forest in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, I noticed a negative relationship between […]
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Differential responses of native and exotic coastal sage scrub plant species to N additions and the soil microbial community
JDPE student, Francis Bozzolo, published part of his dissertation in Plant and Soil. Part of the motivation for this study was that the dominant shrubs […]
