The Morrissey Lab WVU Mountaineers · Let's Go! is seeking a #graduate #student to study the #ecology of #microbes in #nature. Fully funded #PhD position (~26K stipend, health insurance), lively community, great location. morrisseyem.wix.com/morrisseywvu please RT

so exciting to see this out! excellent work led Bram Stone exploring the copiotroph-oligotroph dichotomy nature.com/articles/s4139…

@EcossNAU PhD candidate Ayla Martinez featured here in this NAU story about amazing women in science @NAUResearch news.nau.edu/women-in-scien…

Finally approved! I'm hiring 4 postdocs! 1) Soil OM/Isotope Biogeochem – REF4214O 2) Microbe Mineral Interactions – REF4265Z 3) Soil Ecology – REF4260E 4) Soil Microbiome Bioinformatics – REF4259F Apply here: llnl.gov/join-our-team/… Find me at #GSB2023, or see 👇 Please RT!!

We're hiring a postdoc at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to work on microbe-mineral interactions for our Soil SFA! Co-supervised by me and Dr. Jennifer Pett-Ridge. Study microbial ecophysiology and soil carbon storage w an amazing, collaborative team. Salary: >100K a year. Apply: llnl.gov/join-our-team/…

Oppenheimer built the bomb that killed my great-grandmother while her grandsons were drafted into the US army and the govt imprisoned her kids. If you're into moody great man biopics, I guess that's cool, but I personally really don't care how he felt while he was doing it.

The only essential characteristic of a scientist is honesty.

Hot off the online press! Rapid growth rate responses of terrestrial bacteria to field warming on the Antarctic Peninsula. EcossNAU Bruce Hungate The ISME Journal rdcu.be/dpih1

I’m hiring a soil biogeochemistry postdoc Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to study soil-based strategies for carbon removal in the field, esp. interactions between soil organic C cycling and enhanced weathering. Work with an amazing, collaborative team! Salary: $108K/yr. jobs.smartrecruiters.com/LLNL/374399000…

Our manuscript is out: 'The path from root input to mineral-associated soil carbon is dictated by habitat-specific microbial traits and soil moisture.' We show that the microbial traits associated with soil C are not universal, but vary with soil habitat. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

when it comes to MAOM formation, there's no one-ring-to-rule-them-all..💍 Noah Sokol Alex Greenlon and Megan Foley did a massive 13C/18O/drought/soil habitat study to figure out what microbial ecophysiological traits control formation of persistent SOC. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Soil microorganisms exist in a range of physiological states, from dormancy to exponential growth, with profoundly different consequences for soil carbon and nutrient cycling. Join me next week to explore how microbial growth rates affect soil ecology. #PhDDefense #Soils #Ecology