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Project

Climate Change Impacts on Arctic soil and lake microbiomes

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Five decades of terrestrial and freshwater research at Ny-?lesund, Svalbard

A. O. PedersenP. ConveyK. K. NewshamJ. B. MosbacherE. FugleiV RavolainenB. B. HansenT. C. JensenA. AugustiE. M. BiersmaE. J. CooperS. J. CoulsonG. W. GabrielsenJ. C. GalletU. KarstenS. M. KristiansenM. M. SvenningA. T. TveitM. UchidaI BaneschiE. CalizzaN. CannoneE. M. de GoedeM. DoveriJ. ElsterM. S. GiamberiniK. HayashiS. LangY. K. LeeT. NakatsuboV PasqualiI. M. G. PaulsenC. PedersenF. PengA. ProvenzaleE. PushkarevaC. A. M. SandstromV SkletA. StachM. TojoBjorn TytgatH. TommervikD. VelazquezElie VerleyenJ. M. WelkerY-F YaoM. J. J. E. Loonen et al.

A1 Journal Article in POLAR RESEARCH

Microbial colonizers of microplastics in an Arctic freshwater lake

Miguel Gonzalez-PleiterDavid VelazquezMaria Cristina CaseroBjorn TytgatElie VerleyenFrancisco LeganesRoberto RosalAntonio QuesadaFrancisca Fernandez-Pinas

A1 Journal Article in SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT

Microbial carbon use and associated changes in microbial community structure in high-Arctic tundra soils under elevated temperature

Aline FrossardLotte De MaeyerMagdalene AdamczykMette SvenningElie VerleyenBeat Frey

A1 Journal Article in SOIL BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY