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Welcome!: Microbial Ecophysiology

Research & Expeditions

Current Research Topics

  • Sediment Core Sectioning
    © University of Bremen
  • Dr. Xiuran Yin at work
    © University of Bremen
  • A lightbulb and bottles.
    © University of Bremen
  • A Chart about Amplification Plot
    © University of Bremen

Sediment microbiology

  • Ecophysiology of microorganisms in the methanic zone of marine sediments
  • Iron-reducing microorganisms in marine sediments
  • Methylotrophic methanogens in marine sediments

Biodiversity & Ecosystem Functions

  • Prokaryotic functional diversity in terrestrial ecosystems (ProFunD)
  • Diversity of methanogenic archaea in marine sediments

Carlini Station, King George Island (Decembre 2018 - March 2019)

  • View of Pottor Cove. A sea with ice and snow.
    © University of Bremen/D. Aromokeye
    View of Potter Cove
  • Two people taking sediment samples from a zodiac.
    © University of Bremen/D. Aromokeye
    Taking sediment samples from a zodiac
  • Terrestrial runoff entering Potter Cove
    © University of Bremen/D. Aromokeye
    Terrestrial runoff entering Potter Cove
  • An empty laboratory in use.
    © University of Bremen/D. Aromokeye
    Dallmann lab

The expedition to Carlini station is part of the ECIMAS project funded by the DFG.

Updated by: MW Friedrich
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