Alberto Scarampi

This study shows filamentous cyanobacteria use gliding motility to collect particles and form macrostructures, with aggregate formation dependent on filament length and flexibility.

The paper develops a method to screen plasmid host range using auxotrophic donors, finding that donor identity affects conjugation success in environmental soil bacteria.

This study shows that cytochrome c6A enhances growth of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii under fluctuating light by maintaining light harvesting balance between photosystems I and II.

This study shows microbial communities converge on similar metabolic functions under controlled environmental conditions, revealing the role of both imposed and emergent environmental filters.

The paper develops a modular toolset to improve the performance and standardization of electrogenetic systems for spatiotemporal gene expression control.

The paper investigates biophysical models to resolve the Paradox of the Plankton by combining resource competition, metabolic trade-offs, and stochastic assembly, showing simulations align with empirical observations.