Biogeochemistry
We have a strong interest in paleoclimatology proxies based on microbial lipids, isotope ecology (e.g., food web reconstructions based on bulk and compound specific stable isotope analyses), dissolved organic matter profiling using metabolomics, microbial lipid characterization, environmental lipidomics, lipid biomarker biosynthesis, and marine biogeochemical cycles.
News related to biogeochemistry work
How coastal seas help the ocean in absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
Measurement project for methane from the North Sea seabed
“Taste” and “smell” of coral reefs provide insights into dynamic marine ecosystems
Researchers unravelled how deep-sea sponge grounds can survive far away from common food sources
Linking fossil climate proxies to living bacteria helps climate predictions
Microphytobenthos in the Dutch Wadden Sea feeds on ‘left-overs’ in the bottom
