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2011 Sediment Microbiology Meeting: Summary Report

Workshop on Deep Biosphere Sediment Microbiology
Research Coordination Network: Dark Energy Biosphere Institute
March 6-9, 2011

[PDF Summary Report, 3.8 MB]

Steering Committee
Andreas Teske (chair), Jennifer Biddle, Matthew Schrenk

Sponsors
Consortium for Ocean Leadership US Science Support Program
NASA Astrobiology Institute
National Science Foundation

Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
General Introduction to Deep Biosphere RCN Meetings
Introduction to Chapel Hill, North Carolina Workshop
Workshop Agenda with Plenary Presentations
Breakout Discussion Group Reports
    - Session IA: Fundamental Microbiology Questions about the Deep Biosphere:
      Genomics, evolution and biogeography
    - Session IB: Fundamental Microbiology Questions about the Deep Biosphere:
      Microbial activity, physiology, and metabolism
    - Session IIA: New Strategies and Technical Innovation:
      Assessing physiological adaptations and energy constraints –
      research priorities for the deep sedimentary biosphere
    - Session IIB: New Strategies and Technical Innovation:
      Sensitive detection and identification of microbial diversity and function: problems and solutions
Poster Presentations
Training Sessions & Hands-on Activities
      1. Cell Separation and Visualization
      2. Microbial Cultivation
      3. Sequence Analysis and Bioinformatics
APPENDIX
      A. Workshop Announcement (With Agenda)
      B. Participant List
      C. Poster Abstracts
      D. Reference List
      E. Participant Workshop Evaluation Results
 

 

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