Marine Symbiomes success: first PhD student successfully defends thesis at viva!
Marine Symbiomes success: first PhD student successfully defends thesis at viva!
Marine Symbiomes success: first PhD student successfully defends thesis at viva!
Read about our fieldwork experiments at Schiacchetiello, where we aimed to disentangle an intimate seagrass-sponge relationship.
In our New Phytologist commentary, co-authored with Sairah Malkin, we discuss Scholz et al. (2021), who reveal the widespread association between aquatic plant rhizospheres and cable bacteria, highlighting their ecological significance.
In our Frontiers in Microbiology paper, we investigated how zebra mussels influence nitrogen processes, focusing on the role of their microbiome at the ecosystem scale. Our findings highlight their impact on nitrogen cycling and reveal, for the first time, their contribution to dinitrogen fixation.
Read about our fieldwork in the Posidonia oceanica meadows off Ischia Island last September and how this is related to stirring Neapolitan coffee.
A photo I have taken of sand bubbler crabs has been selected within the BMC Ecology Image Competition 2016 out of over 140 total entries.