Terry Clyde Hazen

The paper uses controlled enrichments along ecological gradients to uncover eco-evolutionary forces shaping microbial biodiversity in subsurface sediment.

The paper examines microbial community diversity in a uranium-contaminated aquifer, finding reduced taxonomic and phylogenetic diversity but stable functional diversity.

This study examines how prescribed fires affect soil microbial communities in a Southern Appalachian forest, finding minimal short-term effects but changes in nutrient concentrations and microbial diversity.

The paper analyzes MGEs from heavy metal contaminated and unimpacted subsurface regions, finding enriched HMRGs in contaminated areas associated with specific bacterial hosts.

EcoFun-MAP is a metagenomic analysis pipeline designed for ecological function annotation, offering multiple workflows and a web interface to analyze environmental samples.

The paper characterizes subsurface media from contaminated and background sites to understand biogeochemical interactions and microbial activity.

This study uses BONCAT-FACS-Seq to show that a large fraction of soil microbes are actively translating, challenging previous assumptions about soil microbial inactivity.