Prochlorococcus

New study from our lab featured on NPR

January 7, 2016

With so much attention on California’s drought and the incoming El Niño, the anomalies in California’s warmer ocean temperatures may simply seem like something to enjoy. Surfers and swimmers rejoice as they jump in with a wetsuit-free splash. Reminiscent of tropical beaches, Southern California’s ocean temperatures have been unusually tepid.

Paper on the global distribution of Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus published in PNAS

May 27, 2013

Hi - our paper describing the global distribution of Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus is finally out in PNAS. 7 years of work! Among others, Pedro, the two Jose's, Rodolfo, Jasper from C. Engineering and myself are authors. I encourage you all to read it.

Adam

See also: http://news.uci.edu/briefs/uci-undergraduates-help-lead-the-way-on-ocean-algae-count/

 

Global Elemental stoichiometry paper out (and mentioned in LA Times)

March 18, 2013

Hi - here is the link to the paper about the global variation in elemental ratios

http://ps.uci.edu/scholar/amartiny/files/martiny_natgeo2013.pdf

The study was also picked up in LA Times:

http://soa.li/uh7BwtJ

 

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Adam Martiny Lab

Pedro Flombaum seminar

March 28, 2012

Pedro Flombaum will present on 4/3 at 2pm in CH1103.

The title of the presentation is: Global abundance and distribution of the marine cyanobacteria Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus