Sofie D’hondt

The paper examines seasonal changes in microbial communities in Greenland fjords, finding that glacier type influences community restructuring, with MTG fjords showing less pronounced shifts due to subglacial upwelling.

The paper presents chromosome-level genome assemblies for two red algae species, providing a framework for comparative studies and selective breeding in aquaculture.

This study examines life cycle variation in the brown seaweed Dictyota dichotoma across its European range, finding differences in reproductive strategies and genetic diversity linked to environmental conditions.

The study examines the functional stability of Ulva-associated bacteria across a salinity gradient, finding limited functional variation despite high taxonomic turnover.

This study identifies genes and pathways involved in size-dependent sexual maturation and mating type differentiation in pennate diatoms using transcriptomic analysis of microsurgically manipulated cells.

This paper introduces CONCOMPRA, a reference-free tool for analyzing long amplicon nanopore data, which outperforms existing methods in bacterial community profiling.

This study investigates gene expression changes in Chlamydomonas triploids resulting from asymmetric genome merging, finding expression dominance, proteostasis restoration, and enhanced fitness.

This study profiles the diurnal transcriptome of the benthic diatom Seminavis robusta, revealing rhythmic gene expression patterns and adaptations to its environment.