DeAngelis research lab and news
Climate change is the largest challenge facing people today, and our lab mission is to understand the microbiology of climate change and apply this knowledge towards climate solutions including biofuels. Read more about our approach and lab values… We work to understand how individual microbes function as part of communities, and how microbial functions scale … Continue reading Molecular Microbial Ecology Lab
Microbes are everywhere, and almost always live in complex communities. Students in my classes will be able to discuss how microbes are diverse, why diversity matters, and microbial interactions with the environment. Students are encouraged to develop skills of persistence, self compassion and courage, and to make use of the self evaluation rubric (pdf) on their … Continue reading Teaching
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We are looking to hire an undergraduate student to work part time in the Molecular Microbial Ecology Lab. Could our lab be a good fit for you?
Continue reading “Opportunity for an undergraduate research assistant”
Illustrations are a powerful way of conveying information in science. We all know the feeling of coming across an image, display, figure, or illustration that grabs your attention and conveys a complex idea in a direct and accessible way. Though most scientists may not consider themselves illustrators, all scientists need to be able to convey their science visually.
Continue reading “Draw your science this summer”Congratulations to Dr. Xiao Jun Allen Liu for publishing this exciting paper exploring how soil microenvironments affect microbial responses to long-term warming, published in ISME Communications!
Here is the slide deck for Kristen’s presentation to the Microbiology Department on April 22, 2024. This was a vision talk for a possible department head position.
Kristen DeAngelis 