First paper from Nea’s PhD is out! DOC and ultra-small bacteria in thawing palsa and palsa ponds.
In 2026 the focus will be on those ultra-small microbes 🦠
19.12.2025 11:40
👍 5
🔁 2
💬 0
📌 0
First paper from Nea’s PhD is out! DOC and ultra-small bacteria in thawing palsa and palsa ponds.
In 2026 the focus will be on those ultra-small microbes 🦠
End of the field season in our @koneensaatio.fi funded project — exciting times ahead as we start analyzing the data! @luke.fi
Soil Panel discussion claims ”Empathy for soils” #esm2025
Another day of exciting and enlightning talks and memorable encounters! #esm2025
Spending next week with this wonderful group at the @esmmicrobes.bsky.social in Helsinki!
🌱 Help shape soil research!
Review our roadmap on soil structure.
🗓️ Open until May 30th
1. Sign up: profile-journal.soils4europe.eu/register.php...
Tutorial on becoming a reviewer
2. Review here: journal.soils4europe.eu/view_version...
#SOLORoadmapsReview
Tutkijamme laativat Metsälehdelle vastineen Lukessa tehtäviä hiilitaselaskelmia ja niiden taustalla olevaa tutkimusta koskevaan kritiikkiin. "Kritiikki perustui suurelta osin tietämättömyyteen ja väärinymmärryksiin," Juha Mikola ja Paavo Ojanen kirjoittavat. www.metsalehti.fi/artikkelit/k...
Our group’s first study on soil viruses hot off the press! In the work led by @deminatanja.bsky.social we introduce Tunturiviruses from tundra soils.
@luke.fi
We are looking for a grant-funded doctoral resarcher on a project focusing on how tree and shrub expansion into the tundra impact biodiversity and carbon balance @Department of Geosciences and Geography @helsinkiuni.bsky.social! DM me if you are interested, and please share!
Looking forward to #esm2025!
#Acidobacteriota is one of the most abundant bacterial phyla in #soil, yet extremely little is known about their #viruses. New insights into Acidobacteriota-associated #virome in #climate-critical #Arctic #tundra #soils in our preprint!
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Happy to share our latest work on #tundra #metagenomes. We describe the genome of an Eremiobacterota population from tundra soil that suggests that N2 fixation might also be a part of the metabolic repertoire of this phylum.
enviromicro-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
I’m sure I will figure something out. We need to do SIP experiments so you could come and tell us about best practises
