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Fall 2024 highlights

10/23/2024

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  • James’ ERC-funded project SIESTA begins.
  • Welcome to new postdoc Rey Mourot and new PhD student Sibylle Lebert at the MIO.
  • James & Eloi sampled in Gran Paradiso national park and locally around Provence for the HFSP project.
  • Laura, Adam and Sonia present at the Geomicrobiology Research In Progress meeting in Glasgow.
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Summer 2024 highlights

10/23/2024

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  • Welcome to new postdoc Eloi Martinez-Rabert at the MIO.
  • Laura, Margaret, Adam, and Pasca joined Eloi and James in Marseille and held a mini-conference at the MIO.
  • James & Laura were in Svalbard for summer QCarbon fieldwork, along with collaborators Ligia Coelho, Marshall Ledford, Juan Carlos Trejos-Espeleta and Bill Orsi.
  • James features on the New Scientist podcast and in La Marseillaise newspaper.
  • James is co-corresponding author on a new paper in PNAS on the role of fungi in soil carbon stabilization during early pedogenesis in Arctic soils.
  • James gives an invited talk at the Frontiers in Earth Science series at LMU in Munich.
  • James & Laura are co-corresponding and co-author on a new paper in ISME Journal on atmosphere microbial ecology.
  • James is invited speaker at the Grands Séminaires, at CERGE, France.
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​Spring 2024 highlights

4/30/2024

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  • James & Laura are doing fieldwork in Antarctica for AIR-BIO project.
  • Margaret participates in the Geobiology GRC conference in Galveston, Texas, USA.
  • James & Laura participate in the Antarctic Flags outreach project.
  • Laura gives a presentation at BAS Arctic Day and her research features in CarbonBrief news article.
  • James is a plenary speaker at the Séminaires de Microbiologie de Strasbourg, University of Strasbourg
  • James participates in the design of the ‘What is Life?’ exhibition at the Palais de la Découverte in Paris.
  • James is in Chile to sample from volcano flanks with a team led by UEA collaborator Marcela Hernández.
  • James is in Bristol to take part in the CASP-ICE meeting.
  • James & Laura are in Svalbard for WAVES 3 and Arctic Access Scheme project.
  • Zhou, James and Margaret are first, senior and co-author on a new paper in Earth Science Reviews on seasonality in Arctic soils.
  • James is co-author on a new paper in Global Change Biology on AMR in the Arctic.
  • James is senior author on a new paper in Permafrost and Periglacial Processes on Arctic soil geophysical monitoring from the SUN SPEARS project.
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Lab vacancy! We're hiring a 2-year postdoc in atmosphere microbial habitability modelling

3/4/2024

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​We're hiring! The lab is looking to recruit a 2-year postdoc in modelling the habitability of the atmosphere (first applied to Earth’s atmosphere and then to exoplanets). The position would suit someone with an interest in habitability/astrobiology, theoretical approaches to environmental microbiology, and who has strong numerical skills (ecosystem, habitability, bioenergetics modelling). The post is based at the Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography, in Marseille, France, with the possibility for remote/flexible working arrangements. More details and apply via the link below:
https://academicpositions.com/ad/aix-marseille-universite/2024/two-year-postdoc-in-atmosphere-microbial-habitability-modelling/212787
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James moves to the Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography in Marseille, France, as a CNRS Chaire de Professeur Junior

1/1/2024

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The lab celebrates Polar Pride!

11/18/2023

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Today marks Polar Pride - a declaration of commitment to support and enhance diversity in Polar science. A principal mission of Polar Pride, and our lab, is to celebrate, support, unite and uplift LGBTQIA+ people in Polar science and STEM. Happy Polar Pride!
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Welcome Adam!

11/1/2023

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Adam Solon joins the lab as a postdoc in soil microbial ecology. He will be  investigating seasonal processes shaping the development of Arctic soils. Welcome Adam!
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James is in Svalbard for WAVES2

11/1/2023

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James is in Svalbard with collaborators Ian Stevens (Aarhus University), Eva Doting (U Penn) and Arwyn Edwards (Aberystwyth University) sampling ice and snow from various glaciers in Kongsfjord to measure cell viability and activity at the beginning of the polar night - as part of INTERACT-funded WAVES2 and NERC-funded Cryo365 projects. 
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Laura visits Monash University, Australia

10/25/2023

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Laura is currently in Australia visiting Monash University in Melbourne, to work with collaborators Chris Greening and Rachael Lappan, where she is carrying out a series of experiments to measure trace gas consumption in cryoconite sediment.
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Lab presentations at UK Arctic Science Conference

10/12/2023

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The Bradley lab are in Cambridge for the UK Arctic Science Conference, with a busy series of presentations including a talk from Amy and posters from Zhou, Sonia, Margaret, Laura and James.
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