Elena Litchman

The paper identifies two strategies for phytoplankton growth under multiple stressors and finds Prochlorococcus more vulnerable to heat stress in tropical regions.

The paper investigates how marine diatoms adapt to heat stress through proteomics analysis, finding that high-temperature-tolerant populations use a conservative cellular strategy under thermal stress but fail to adapt under low nitrate conditions.

The paper develops a model to predict how temperature and resource interactions affect microbial growth across populations and communities, validated with lab and field data.

The paper examines how temperature and resource availability affect phytoplankton populations, finding trait combinations that suggest some species may perform well under future warm and resource-limited conditions.

This study evolves marine diatom populations at different temperatures and finds significant trait divergence related to thermal adaptation and competitive ability.