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'''This is the page for SWES-MEL members or projects in the news! <br> | '''This is the page for SWES-MEL members or projects in the news! <br> | ||
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* | * UQ (institution of partner lab of Gene Tyson) did a [http://www.uq.edu.au/news/article/2014/02/newly-discovered-microbe-holds-key-global-warming press release] for the IsoGenie Team's Nature Communications paper | ||
* '''The paper introducing ''Candidatus'' Methanoflorens stordalenmirensis is [http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2014/140214/ncomms4212/full/ncomms4212.html now out] in Nature Communications!''' | |||
* UANews [http://uanews.org/story/the-failing-freezer-how-soil-microbes-affect-global-climate profiled] the funding of our continued work on the thawing permafrost gradient in Sweden. <br> | |||
* Here is our collaborator Gene talking to his university in a snazy [http://vimeo.com/73666791 video] about this work, which also shows our field site. <br> | * Here is our collaborator Gene talking to his university in a snazy [http://vimeo.com/73666791 video] about this work, which also shows our field site. <br> | ||
Revision as of 22:50, 19 February 2014
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This is the page for SWES-MEL members or projects in the news!
- UQ (institution of partner lab of Gene Tyson) did a press release for the IsoGenie Team's Nature Communications paper
- The paper introducing Candidatus Methanoflorens stordalenmirensis is now out in Nature Communications!
- UANews profiled the funding of our continued work on the thawing permafrost gradient in Sweden.
- Here is our collaborator Gene talking to his university in a snazy video about this work, which also shows our field site.
- And here's the press release about SWES-MEL postdoc and driving force Dr. Eun-Hae Kim receiving one the prestigious Ford Foundation post-doctoral fellowships. Go EK!
- Here's a compelling video that SWES-MEL grad student Lynn Massey, who also works in science journalism and communication, made this spring about another SWES-department lab, that of Kevin Fitzsimmons.
