Andrew J. Tanentzap

Responses of dissolved organic matter to temperature change in the global ocean

The paper examines how dissolved organic matter (DOM) responds to temperature changes in the ocean and predicts increased diversity of thermal responses at deeper depths, potentially enhancing the deep-ocean carbon sink.

Sediment chemistry controls methane emissions from lake littoral zones

The paper investigates how sediment chemistry, specifically polyphenolic concentration, influences methane emissions from lake littoral zones by altering redox conditions and methanogen composition.

Chemical diversity promotes ecosystem function

The paper shows that chemodiversity, not biodiversity, explains variation in ecosystem function related to carbon cycling and metabolism, with implications for future carbon emissions in European lakes.