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CAREER: Microbial Mineral Oxidation in a Temperate Marine Sediment: Quantifying the importance of extracellular electron transfer to sediment sulfur biogeochemistry

Organization Michigan State UniversityLocation EAST LANSING, United StatesPosted 15 Jul 2025Deadline 31 May 2028
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationMI
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Many marine sediment microbes are known to recycle fixed carbon substrates, producing CO2. However, there is building evidence that many marine sediments can also serve as a sink for CO2. The microbial processes that fuel this “dark” carbon fixation are poorly understood. Mineral oxidation, such as iron or sulfur oxidation, are thought to be…

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CAREER: Microbial Mineral Oxidation in a Temperate Marine Sediment: Quantifying the importance of extracellular electron | Dev Procure