Borja Aldeguer‐Riquelme

The paper examines how Caulerpa prolifera expansion in coastal lagoons alters sediment microbial communities, revealing functional shifts and highlighting the importance of integrating metagenomics with experimental validation.

The paper uses metagenomics to compare microbial communities in coastal and inland hypersaline lakes, finding higher connectivity and allopatric speciation in coastal systems.

This study investigates microbial networks in northern peatlands under warming, finding resilience and alternative electron acceptor acquisition from soil organic matter.

The paper shows that uneven metagenome coverage can lead to misleading conclusions about feature differences and diversity comparisons, and proposes an approach to minimize this issue.

The paper identifies ecological cohesiveness and homologous recombination as mechanisms maintaining microbial species and genomovars in two bacterial species.

The paper identifies a 99.5% ANI gap in bacteriophage genomes that can define intra-species units, proposing 'genomovars' as a standardized classification.