Ian P. G. Marshall

This study shows that the freshwater cable bacterium Electronema aureum GS can respire insoluble electron acceptors under anoxic conditions, achieving growth rates similar to aerobic respiration.

This study develops an artificial sediment matrix to cultivate cable bacteria, enabling reproducible growth and ecological interaction studies.

Microflora Danica compiles 10,686 shotgun metagenomes and 449 rRNA datasets to create an atlas of Danish environmental microbiomes, revealing hidden homogeneity and novel nitrifiers.

This study evolved Sporomusa ovata to enhance biofilm formation through adaptive laboratory evolution, resulting in increased cell attachment but not higher acetate production rates in reactors.

The paper identifies candidate flocking bacteria in freshwater sediments that express extracellular electron transfer genes, suggesting they facilitate electron transfer to cable bacteria and influence element cycling.

This study identifies genome-level mutations in an evolved Escherichia coli strain adapted to high pressure, revealing potential genetic factors contributing to piezotolerance.