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We have an amazing lineup of speakers for the Geobiology Gordon Research Conference, Jan 14-19, 2024. Please join us, and round out the scientific program by contributing your best hot-off-the-presses work in geobiology (broadly defined). grc.org/geobiology-con…

This is a cool story and I’m so glad it’s out. Congratulations to this team and the many “Orphan Labbies” who observed, wondered about, and studied these initially mysterious crusts over the years.

The NorCal Geobio Symposium will be at Stanford on April 6th! Abstracts due tomorrow March 1, registration by March 23. Students/postdocs welcome to present and all career levels welcome to soak in local science and have fun. Join us! norcalgeobiology.stanford.edu

Great news and views article out today by Jesse McNichol on our recent nat micro paper on chemoautotrophy at deep-sea hydrothermal vents. Great summary and agree that deep-sea research is hard and important and that interdisciplinary teams are key. Amanda Achberger nature.com/articles/s4156…

The future of geobiology is looking bright at the 2nd NorCal GeoBio Symposium! ✨ 102 people, 47 amazing student/postdoc presentations, countless new insights and friends. Thank you co-chairs Susie @ExplorerEm Chloé Baumas and funders U.S. National Science Foundation Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Agouron Cotopaxi !

Thank you to Pierre Deep Sea for visiting us in Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability today and delivering a fantastic seminar on everything from seeps and vents to meaty worms and gLM. we are all just visitors on “planet ocean” 🔵

Glad to see this in The New York Times and glad this scientist found a solution that works for her. The dilemma is real, and unfortunately taking kids into the field is not an option for many of us. We need to keep thinking creatively about how to support (and retain) moms in the field.

it's preprint day! happy to share my first piece of postdoc work as well as my first in the marine space, this time, exploring the biology of bacteria and archaea fixing carbon with rubisco in the deep water column

Is anybody maintaining a Thiocapsa culture by chance?

Congrats Dr. @amanda_semler, expert in methane seeps! 🫧 Hooding Amanda was a big deal for me - she’s my 4th phd student to graduate but the 1st I got to hood in person (thx to covid and fieldwork). Keep an eye out for two more pubs from her awesome dissertation, almost out 😉

New faculty position open in Earth System Science at Stanford University. We’re searching broadly. Apps due Aug 31. facultypositions.stanford.edu/en-us/job/4947…

Fresh preprint out of my group on nifH-containing organisms at marine methane seeps! @amanda_semler @ExplorerEm

Excited to head up to #ISME19!! Make sure to check out the « Marine Microbial Ecology » sessions we put together wt Jonathan Todd Thu 22nd, MS15 11:00, AS15.1 14:30 Fri 23rd AS15.2 14:00 Featuring @JedFuhrman Rocke, Emma Anne Dekas Joseph A. Christie-Oleza and many more 🤩 ISME - International Society for Microbial Ecology

cyanobacteria can have multiple distinct forms of rubisco! check out our new preprint to learn about the unusual carbon fixation machinery of an low O2 prochlorococcus and what we think it might mean for physiology and ecosystem biogeochem