Douglas Hoyt Bartlett

The paper investigates anaerobic methane oxidation in the Orca Basin, identifying ANME-2a's role at high salinity and revealing microbial communities involved in methane cycling.

The paper investigates pressure effects on microbial activity in the Puerto Rico Trench, finding that piezophily dominates subseafloor communities below 20 meters below seafloor.

This study shows that seafloor topography influences subseafloor microbial communities in the Puerto Rico Trench by shaping oxygen availability and organic matter distribution.

This study measures how increasing hydrostatic pressure affects microbial enzymatic activities in marine environments, finding variable effects with partial activity reduction and occasional piezotolerance.

This study identifies genome-level mutations in an evolved Escherichia coli strain adapted to high pressure, revealing potential genetic factors contributing to piezotolerance.