@DyhrmanLab

Microbial oceanography group at @Columbia's @LamontEarth. Interested in how phytoplankton interact with their geochemical environment.

 Palisades, NY
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Joined November 2014
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Our July issue is now live! Read all this & more... 🌊Priorities for ocean microbiome research 🧬A trilogy of Asgard archaeal viruses 🦠 ILC3s in Salmonella infection 🌱Grassland soil microbiomes & climate warming nature.com/nmicrobiol/volume…
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It’s a wonderful day! It’s the first day of #SNC22 and my first first-author paper was published! Read more about how to create institutional change through our lessons learned from chairing a DEI Task Force tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Past as prologue: Lessons from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Diversity, Equity, and Inclus...

Past and current institutional cultures have contributed to the overrepresentation of white men in geoscience. Acknowledging and learning from this history is critical to building a forward-looking...

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From genes to rates - @kylefrischkorn and colleagues examine phosphate reduction and other activities in Trichodesmium. Congrats on the new paper Kyle! biogeosciences.net/15/5761/2…
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Hot off the press from Team Dyhrman in the @ISMEJournal: a deep dive into the relationship between a marine diatom and its N2-fixing buddy, by Matt Harke and co-authors (incl. @kylefrischkorn and @FOAylward) nature.com/articles/s41396-0…
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K=1 Project@K1Proj21 May 2018
We are very excited to welcome @K1Proj 2018 Summer Research Fellows in two weeks! @CC_Columbia, @CUSEAS and, @BarnardCollege students will be working on a variety of research and educational projects related to #nuclear technologies.
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K=1 Project@K1Proj23 May 2018
@K1Proj Faculty Associate @IvanaNHughes featured in an article about the #nuclear legacy in the #MarshallIslands, published by a Norwegian magazine. Read more about it here: k1project.columbia.edu/news/…
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Trichodesmium's genes highlight clues about their geochemical environment. New publication from the Dyhrman lab's @MRM_OCEAN @kylefrischkorn and co-authors in the @ISMEJournal www-nature-com.ezproxy.cul.c…
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Go behind the scenes of our science (and see a cameo by a hungry marine megafauna!) in this take on our recent Trichodesmium microbiome paper out now in the @ISMEJournal, by @kylefrischkorn via the @earthinstitute blogs.ei.columbia.edu/2018/0…

Exploring the Microbiome of an Ocean Bacteria

Braving the high seas and a curious shark, a team of scientists taps into the secret social life of a microbe that's crucial for marine ecosystems.

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The molecular level choreography between this phytoplankton and their microbiome could have global implications... Check out our new paper by @kylefrischkorn et al.! Hot off the presses from the @ISMEJournal nature.com/articles/s41396-0…
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3,189 people at Open House, 2300 in the core lab alone. Such a fun day- we are celebrating with pie! #LamontRocks
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Maria demonstrates the mechanisms of ocean acidification at @LamontEarth open house #LamontRocks
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Go net tow, an oceanography outreach card game! #lamontrocks
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A future oceanographer learning about the microscopic plants in the ocean. #lamontrocks
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Come meet some of the phytoplankton Team Dyhrman studies @LamontEarth Open House!
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Team Dyhrman representing the microbes at @LamontEarth open house ! #lamontrocks
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Sheean Haley & our co-authors investigate molecular workings of the harmful alga H. akashiwo sciencedirect.com/science/ar… cc @nekton4plankton
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Congrats to @kylefrischkorn and our co-authors!! xitter.cf/kylefrischkorn/status/…
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@DyhrmanLab Matt Harke tracks how bloom-forming algae respond to nutrient stress. Congrats on the new paper Matt. journal.frontiersin.org/arti…
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Check out the latest mesoSCOPE blog post from the @DyhrmanLab members in the North Pacific xitter.cf/LamontEarth/status/883…
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When thoughts and research run deep. Read the latest from @DyhrmanLab 's Gwenn Hennon from the Deep Blue Sea blogs.ei.columbia.edu/2017/0…

Deep thoughts from the Deep Blue Sea

The sea is a deep blue, so clear that you might think it was devoid of life. We have seen only a few seabirds circling the ship and playing in the air currents we generate. We haven’t seen any whales...

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Virus-host relationships resolved from metatranscriptomics! @DyhrmanLab has gone viral with @TN_Marine_Micro nature.com/articles/ncomms16…
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