Meike Vogt

The paper examines latitudinal diversity gradients in the ocean microbiome, finding they are not universal but vary by taxa and environmental factors.

The paper compares thermal niches of marine phytoplankton using lab experiments and species distribution models, finding strong agreement between lab-measured growth temperatures and field occurrence temperatures.

The paper uses global marine metagenomic data and machine learning to map the biogeography of nitrogen metabolism pathways in marine prokaryotes, revealing distinct patterns linked to environmental conditions and taxa.

This paper introduces a standardized framework for marine habitat modelling to improve inter-comparability across data types and enhance understanding of marine biodiversity.

This study develops an individual-based model of shelled pteropods to simulate population dynamics under environmental stressors and validates it against observed abundance and life stage patterns.