The Neuer lab team includes undergraduate, graduate students, and post-docs studying the link between plankton diversity, trophic dynamics and the biological carbon pump in the modern and ancient oceans.

Research

Aggregation of marine picophytoplankton

Aggregation of marine picophytoplankton

July 8, 2017
Role of the plankton community in the particle flux in the Sargasso Sea

Role of the plankton community in the particle flux in the Sargasso Sea

March 30, 2015
Astrobiology and cyanobacterial aggregation

Astrobiology and cyanobacterial aggregation

March 25, 2015
Sea Ice Communities

Sea Ice Communities

March 23, 2015
Carbon Flux in the Subtropical North Atlantic

Carbon Flux in the Subtropical North Atlantic

March 13, 2011
Algal blooms in the Salt River Reservoirs

Algal blooms in the Salt River Reservoirs

April 21, 2009
Early Warning Systems for Algae-induced Tastes and Odors

Early Warning Systems for Algae-induced Tastes and Odors

March 21, 2009

News

2016 Ocean Sciences Meeting

Jun 14, 2016

The Neuer Lab headed to New Orleans, LA to present their latest findings at the 2016 Ocean Sciences Meeting. Bianca Cruz presented a poster on the aggregation and sinking of Synechococcus under nutrient limitation and clay addition; Megan Wolverton presented on the...

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ASLO e-lecture on the Biological Carbon Pump available

Mar 4, 2015

Neuer, Susanne, Morten Iversen, and Gerhard Fischer. 2014. The Ocean's Biological Carbon Pump as Part of the Global Carbon Cycle . Limnol. Oceanogr. e-Lectures, doi:10.4319/lol.2014.sneuer.miversen.gfischer. Abstract The Biological Carbon Pump includes all those...

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