I’m so psyched to share that Moses Jatta won the best Master’s presentation at the 2024 Indiana University Crossroads Conference for his poster titled “Tracing microbial footprints in Greenland’s subglacial Naled ice meltwater: an isotopic perspective” !
Let’s gooo Moses!!!
Check out the announcement below. Scroll to the bottom for the list of presentation winners. https://sigmagamma.so.indiana.edu/crossroads/presentations/index.html
I am so excited to share the news that our department is now part of the American Geophysical Union’s Bridge Program! This is a tribute to our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and would not be possible without the exceptional leadership of our Department Chair, Dr. Kathy Licht. Read more here!
Click here for the volume: https://doi.org/10.14379/iodp.proc.390393.2024
Check out the full story here! https://news.iu.edu/live/news/33770-study-reshapes-understanding-of-mass-extinction-in
See the full text here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-023-01087–8
More details about the position can be found here: PhD in Geobiology
Check out the great write-up about our new paper and NASA grant published today!
IUPUI Geology professor researches groundbreaking bacterial discovery
Welcome our new SEED intern Josiah Hnin! He is studying the geochemistry of an Ordovician drill core for his summer project.
Alice Bosco Santos and Cynthia Silveira wrote a great Nature blog post about our recent paper published in Nature Communications. Take a look to learn more about viral infection of sulfide oxidizing bacteria and implications of this work!
I’m super excited to share with you our new paper in Nature Communications Earth & Environment about viral infections of sulfide oxidizing bacteria! Congrats to Alice Bosco for championing this idea and bringing it all together!
