Carlos Pedrós‐Alió

The paper quantitatively assesses nitrogen guild stability across ocean depths using picoplankton data, finding nitrogen acquisition guilds more stable than nitrogen-redox guilds.

The paper examines how temperature and pH affect sequence diversity in microbial compartments across metagenomes from hydrothermal springs, finding pH has a stronger impact than temperature.

This study examines nitrogen cycling in an Arctic microbial community during a phytoplankton bloom, showing a shift from chemolithotrophy to chemoorganotrophy as the bloom progresses.

This study examines macroecological patterns in bacterial communities of hot springs mats at a fine spatial scale, finding sublinear species-area scaling and increasing abundance-occupancy trends.

The study investigates microbial life in extremely hyper-saline lithium-concentration ponds, finding bacteria can grow at water activity as low as 0.2.

The paper analyzes a metagenomic time series from Arctic seawater, showing that Bacteroidetes dominate during marine spring blooms by specializing in polysaccharide degradation.