Caroline Littlefield
Perspective paper: Functional responses of key ...

Pinhassi J, Farnelid H, García SM, Teira E, Galand PE, Obernosterer I, Quince C, Vila-Costa M, Gasol JM, Lundin D, Andersson AF, Labrenz M and Riemann L (2022) Functional responses of key marine bacteria to environmental change – toward genetic counselling for coastal waters. 

Front. Microbiol. 13:869093. 

doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.869093 

Image: Pinhassi, 2022

Perspective paper: Functional responses of key marine bacteria to environmental change – toward genetic counselling for coastal waters
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Caroline Littlefield
3.76 million Crowns VR grant awarded to AMRI ...

Congratulations to AMRI PIs Karin Holmfeldt (project leader) and Rachel Foster (co-investigator) for their VR grant funding new project, “From cultures to communities – Virus-mediated functionality changes among aquatic bacteria.”

3.76 million Crowns VR grant awarded to AMRI PIs Karin Homfeldt (project leader), Rachel Foster (co-investigator) for new research project investigating aquatic viruses in microbial communities
Caroline Littlefield
Terrigenous dissolved organic matter persists ...

Congratulations to AMRI Co-PI Mark Dopson and co-authors on their publishing of Terrigenous dissolved organic matter persists in the energy-limited deep groundwaters of the Fennoscandian Shield in Nature Communications!

Terrigenous dissolved organic matter persists in the energy-limited deep groundwaters of the Fennoscandian Shield
Caroline Littlefield
"The Baltic Sea from the present to future - ...

Congratulations to LNU doctoral candidate Laura Seidel, who defended her thesis “The Baltic Sea from the present to future - microbial carbon and nutrient cycling in a changing climate.”

Read the thesis here

"The Baltic Sea from the present to future - microbial carbon and nutrient cycling in a changing climate,"Laura Seidel - Phd Thesis
Caroline Littlefield
Microalgal solutions in Nordic conditions – ...

Congratulations to AMRI PhD student Lina Mattsson, who has just earned her doctorate defending her thesis, “Microalgal solutions in Nordic conditions – industries transition toward resource recovery?”

Microalgal solutions in Nordic conditions – industries transition toward resource recovery

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Growth-stage-related shifts in diatom endometabolome composition set the stage for bacterial heterotrophy

Growth-stage-related shifts in diatom endometabolome composition set the stage for bacterial heterotrophy

Congratulations to AMRI researcher Malin Olofsson for publishing in ISME communications on 30th March. The article comes from Malin’s postdoc work in Athens, GA (USA), where she and colleagues investigated how different growth stages of diatoms affect the composition of carbon and which are taken up by surrounding bacteria.