Naomi Marcil Levine

The paper develops a modeling framework to explore phytoplankton evolutionary trajectories under climate change, showing it captures evolved phenotypes not predicted by traditional models.

The paper investigates how marine diatoms adapt to heat stress through proteomics analysis, finding that high-temperature-tolerant populations use a conservative cellular strategy under thermal stress but fail to adapt under low nitrate conditions.

This study identifies metabolic niches in marine heterotrophs using global metagenomic data and models, linking microbial diversity to carbon cycling rates.

The paper synthesizes genetic data with a marine ecosystem model to analyze functional biogeography of marine heteroprokaryotes, identifying key ecological factors shaping their distribution.