Bledina Dede

The paper identifies conserved extracellular electron transfer machinery in peatland microorganisms across depth profiles, showing transcriptional activity and potential role in carbon cycling.

The paper identifies active microbial communities and extrachromosomal elements in anoxic sediments, linking organic matter degradation to methane cycling through fermentation and methanogenesis.

The paper examines seasonal dynamics of an Arctic pelagic microbiome, revealing modular patterns in taxonomic and functional composition across four years.

The paper analyzes metagenomes and proteomes from geothermal brines to show that archaea and bacteria have highly acidic proteomes and metabolic flexibility in extreme salinity conditions.