Kaitlin Rempfert

The role of microbial predation and cooperation on soil carbon pathways measured through multi-omics

Lead Institution

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Principal Investigator

Bram WG Stone

Project type

FICUS Research

Soil microorganisms drive the decomposition of terrestrial carbon, releasing CO2 into the atmosphere and retaining additional pools belowground. Thus, a critical parameter in climate modeling efforts…

Resolving taxon-specific contributions to nutrient cycling in soil microbial communities through stable isotope enabled multi-omics

Lead Institution

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Principal Investigator

Amy Zimmerman

Project type

FICUS Research

Mechanistic and predictive understanding of microbial nutrient cycling requires deconvoluting the outcomes of multiple population- and community-scale processes. Yet quantitative knowledge of…

The microbial impact of soil carbon and nutrient transformations: scaling and stoichiometry

Lead Institution

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Principal Investigator

Kirsten Hofmockel

The proposed work is centered around the combination of stable isotope probing (SIP) techniques with high resolution -omics data to resolve the movement of ecologically critical elements (carbon,…

EMSL Science Overview

Kaitlin Rempfert

Projects

The role of microbial predation and cooperation on soil carbon pathways measured through multi-omics

Resolving taxon-specific contributions to nutrient cycling in soil microbial communities through stable isotope enabled multi-omics

The microbial impact of soil carbon and nutrient transformations: scaling and stoichiometry