T. J. Kohler

The paper examines cross-domain interactions in proglacial stream biofilms, showing that specific taxa contribute to community stability despite environmental gradients.

This study examines AMR and BGCs in glacier-fed stream biofilms, finding diverse resistance genes and biosynthetic clusters across bacteria and eukaryotes.

This study identifies genomic and metabolic adaptations of biofilms in glacier-fed streams that enable them to exploit ecological windows of opportunity under harsh conditions.

The paper shows that homogeneous selection drives microdiversity in glacier-fed stream microbiomes, with implications for microbial diversity under climate change.

The paper analyzes microbial communities in meltwater runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet to understand subglacial ecosystem dynamics and their connection to proglacial environments.