More research in the unknown role of microbes in thaw lakes is urgently needed, a new review paper by NESSC-scientists underlines. Permafrost areas across the globe are slowly thawing
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PhD defence: Environmental Impacts on microbial methane cycle in freshwater sediments
PhD Candidate: Anniek de Jong Defence date: 07-05-2020 Time: 16:30 Institute: Radboud University & Research Location: Academiezaal Aula, Comeniuslaan 2, Nijmegen
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Labwork, fieldwork, or just grabbing a coffee with your fellow scientists – all the usual, scientific activities have come to a halt at NESSC due to the current corona-measures.
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Young soils in the East Siberian Arctic provide the majority of released greenhouse gases, a new NESSC article , published in Nature Communications, shows. Rising temperatures in the Arctic
/ read moreMicrobes produce more N2O with rising temperatures
Anaerobic microbes produce more nitrous oxide (N2O), a strong greenhouse gas, with rising temperatures, a new research article published in Nature Climate Change shows. The researchers also find that
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