Assistant Professor @LehighU | Aquatic Microbial Ecologist, Biogeochemist | Educator, Diversity Advocate, Husband 🇵🇭🌈 🌊 | prev: UNC Uppsala SDU
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Joined April 2015
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Out Now! Learning ecosystem-scale dynamics from microbiome data with MDSINE2 bit.ly/3K0yguN #Microbiome #BayesianStatistics #EcosystemDynamics
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Why Dormant Microbes Matter in a Changing Climate asm.org/Articles/2024/Decemb…
@ASMicrobiology @asm_eeb
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"In the bone-chilling cold (below -15 degrees C) and darkness of Polar nights scientists from Arctic Ecology and Biogeochemistry section @ NCPOR in collaboration with Lehigh University, USA and AIW, Germany collecting water samples in Kongsfjorden. @jpbacteria, @Brevityiswit26
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Applied and Environmental Microbiology (AEM) invites submissions for mini-reviews in any relevant field.
Publication fees are waived‼️
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"Priorities, opportunities, and challenges for integrating microorganisms into Earth system models for climate change prediction"
Now available in @mbiojournal: tinyurl.com/mswta3dd
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A metagenomic alpha-diversity index for microbial functional biodiversity academic.oup.com/femsec/arti…
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This week members of @jpbacteria’s lab tested #microplastic monitoring protocols for our project in the Schuylkill River — researching spatiotemporal differences in #microbial and #biogeochemical processes along the #freshwatermarinecontinuum, especially those relevant to MP!
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Congrats to Xiaoqian(Annie) Yu @seaweedomics and coauthors for a powerful study that elucidates mechanisms of coexistence of functionally redundant bacteria:
academic.oup.com/ismej/artic…
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How stable are bacterial genomes as they adapt to an environment? My collaboration with @anuraglimdi, @EvolSys, @RELenski, and @ten_olivier exploring this over 50,000 generations of evolution is out today!
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science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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A marine heatwave drives significant shifts in pelagic microbiology nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
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Nice commentary from Chris Kempes @sfiscience on our lab's recent paper with @sayra_spinhalf and @AshishBGeorge1. Great overview and puts our work in a bigger picture of the recent discoveries in the macroecology of microbiomes: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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Pulsed inputs of high molecular weight organic matter shift the mechanisms of substrate utilisation in marine bacterial communities ami-journals.onlinelibrary.w…
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It is challenging to predict how organic matter #DOM respond to #climatechange. Here we develop an indicator to quantify aggregated thermal response of individual organic molecules, and show how their thermal responses are linked to #warming, #nutrient loading and #GHG
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Nominate yourself for the Early Career Committee (ECC) of ASLO and be the change you want to see in the world of aquatic sciences! @aslo_org #ASLO_ECC
🤩🤝 Volunteering for the #ASLO #aquaticscience community is meaningful, rewarding and mostly a lot of fun! Join the #ASLO_ECC and play a crucial role in leading initiatives and programs that benefit other #ECR in a supportive and inclusive community.
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Read this month's summary of science on climate change and microbes: tinyurl.com/5djtwrs4.
And learn more about the American Academy of Microbiology's (AAM) "Climate Change & Microbes" scientific portfolio: tinyurl.com/bdzwzcau
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It was such a pleasure visiting collaborators (@microanand2003) and meeting new people at NCPOR. Very excited to continue our work together!
Dr John Paul Balmonte, Assistant Prof. in the Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences and the Lehigh Oceans Research Center at @LehighU, #Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA, visited NCPOR & delivered a talk entitled “Microbes and their enzymes in changing environments” on 13.12.23.
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Overview of the MOSAiC expedition: Ecosystem
Massive effort by > 90 authors to provide an overview and first insights into the central Arctic Ocean ecosystem based on the @MOSAiCArctic expedition. Preprint led by Allison, Clara and Rolf 🙏
doi.org/10.31223/X5P091
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Read this month's summary of science on climate change and microbes: rb.gy/qj15tr
And learn more about the American Academy of Microbiology's (AAM) "Climate Change & Microbes" scientific portfolio: tinyurl.com/bdzwzcau
@RMBurckhardt
@ASM @ASMnewsroom