H. Holland-Moritz

This study investigates spatiotemporal changes in sewage microbiomes across a university campus using shotgun metagenomics, revealing dynamic patterns and environmental influences.

The paper identifies and analyzes genes of unknown function in soil metagenomes, finding they are prevalent in certain soil types and often associated with uncharacterized microbial phyla and mobile genetic elements.

This study investigates how spatial variability and relic DNA affect temporal dynamics in soil microbial communities, finding that spatial patterns persist and relic DNA masks temporal changes.

The paper investigates the evolutionary and genetic diversity of phototrophic WPS-2 bacteria, identifying a new family of photochemical reaction centers and proposing new phylum names.

The paper identifies novel bacterial lineages in boreal mosses, showing host identity strongly influences community composition and revealing metabolic capabilities of understudied taxa.