Ang Hu

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.

The paper compiles and harmonizes a global dataset of dissolved organic matter molecular traits from 3,999 samples across diverse environments to enable cross-system comparisons and global chemogeography analysis.

The study examines how molecular activity influences the composition and assembly of dissolved organic matter in lake sediments across different climates.

The paper identifies microbial functional traits linked to environmental adaptation and develops an index to quantify species-level adaptive capacity across different stress gradients.