Susana Carvalho

The paper shows that oxygen limitation within coral colonies during heatwaves leads to differing bleaching outcomes, even among neighboring colonies.

The paper investigates microbial communities in the leaves and roots of gray mangrove trees in the Red Sea, identifying key assembly processes and functional signatures in both compartments.

The paper uses environmental DNA to assess eukaryotic diversity and community patterns in the Northern Red Sea, finding that eDNA captures broader diversity and fine-scale spatial structuring not fully explained by benthic composition.

This study shows coral probiotics reduce ecosystem-level impacts of marine heatwaves by maintaining biodiversity and microbial interactions in adjacent communities.

This study investigates how molecular hydrogen affects heat stress in corals, finding it improves photosynthetic efficiency in Acropora spp. under elevated temperatures.