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CAREER: Do extraordinarily long enzyme lifetimes drive microbial community assembly in deep subsurface sediments?

Organization University of Southern CaliforniaLocation LOS ANGELES, United StatesPosted 1 Oct 2025Deadline 28 Feb 2029
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationCA
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Microbes that live deep in ocean sediments help drive Earth's elemental cycles, influencing key aspects of habitability on the planet, such as the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere. Microbes in the deep subsurface have a remarkable lifestyle. They turn over their biomass on timescales of decades, centuries, or even millennia, while microbes in…

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