Oliver Müller

This study measures the energetic cost of bacterial motility using microcalorimetry and finds it to be a significant portion of total metabolism during starvation.

This paper demonstrates that heritable diel energy reserves in diatoms enhance growth by allowing rapid division during the dark phase, leading to a significant increase in population abundance.

The paper identifies an amoeboid phase in coccolithophores triggered by bacteria, which persists after bloom collapse and may provide bacterial resistance.