Florian Weinberger

This study measures how wind and currents affect the drift velocity of macrophytes and macroplastic particles and develops models to predict their movement.

The paper develops a model to predict sedimentation and drag of macrophytes and plastic objects by approximating them as ellipsoids and using shape descriptors.

This study tracks seasonal microbial shifts in a seaweed holobiont over three years, revealing predictable functional changes and core taxa.

The study examines the functional stability of Ulva-associated bacteria across a salinity gradient, finding limited functional variation despite high taxonomic turnover.

The paper investigates how an invasive seaweed host influences its microbial biofilm compared to native hosts, finding it exerts greater influence and promiscuity in microbial associations.

This study analyzes 60 brown algal genomes to identify genomic innovations and evolutionary patterns that enabled their adaptation to coastal ecosystems.