N. Mahmoudi

This study examines how carbon substrate complexity affects competition and growth dynamics between two marine heterotrophic microbes, showing that complex substrates promote coexistence and efficient organic matter remineralization.

This study tests whether iron-reducing bacteria release trace metals from phytoplankton biomass, finding no evidence of metalloprotein degradation and suggesting other microbes may have played a larger role in metal liberation during BIF formation.

This study shows that water mobility, influenced by ions like NaCl and CsI, affects the aggregation rate of α-synuclein, a protein linked to Parkinson's disease.

The paper investigates how microbial species-specific metabolic capabilities affect organic matter remineralization in marine sediments, showing species-specific differences in carbon utilization rates and types.

This paper evaluates the potential impacts of deep-sea mining on microbial ecosystem services, highlighting varying levels of impact and recommending baseline assessments and protected areas.