R. Eric Collins

The paper examines particle-associated prokaryotic communities in the Bering and Chukchi Seas, finding that lifestyle and water-mass origin, not depth, structure these communities.

This study examines how environmental factors influence microbial community composition in Split Lake, MB, Canada, identifying six microbial clusters and finding microcystin levels below regulatory limits.

The paper reports the draft genome of Paraperlucidibaca sp. CMO1, isolated from marine oil snow, revealing its genetic capacity to degrade hydrocarbons and produce surfactants.

This study investigates microbial responses to oil spills in Arctic conditions by simulating oil degradation and marine oil snow formation in microcosms at 4°C.

This study surveys microbial plankton in southern Hudson Bay and James Bay using environmental DNA, revealing distinct communities shaped by salinity and environmental factors.