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  • Department:(Dept. 3) Plankton and Microbial Ecology
September 2026
Nature Communications. - 17(2026), Art. 9456

The overlooked conservation values of saline lakes

Alfred Burian; Ramesh Wilson; Pavel Kratina; Örs Ábrám; Ekaterina Afonina; Javier Alcocer; María Belén Alfonso; Tania Anderson; Elena Anufriieva; Nurgul Balci; Luciana Gomes Barbosa; Bonnie K. Baxter; Balzhit Bazarova; Yuri Bazhenov; Michael Beckmann; Emil Boros; Svetlana Borzenko; Enrique H. Bucher; Antonio Camacho; Emilio O. Casamayor; Xiaobo Chao; Peri Coleman; María Florencia Colla; Bindy Datson; Santiago Echaniz; Maria Eugenia Farias; Tadesse Fetahi; Carlos M. García; Larisa Golovatyuk; Peter Hudson; Katia Hueso-Kortekaas; Jill Johnston; Bakhtiyor K. Karimov; Irina Kalioujnaia; Anastasia Komova; Lothar Krienitz; Seema Kulshreshtha; Ron Larson; Oksana Lipka; Evgeniya Matyugina; Quentin Mauvisseau; John Melack; Keely Mills; Daniel Morant; Edmundo Moreno; Zorigto Namsaraev; Aharon Oren; Christopher Rogers; David B. Ryves; Marta I. Sánchez; Alba Camacho-Santamans; Anna C. Santamans; Michael Schagerl; Elena Selivanova; Nickolai Shadrin; Somayeh Sima; Natalya Tashlykova; Katrin Teubner; Gazhit Tsybekmitova; Brian Timms; Svetlana Ulanova; Nicolás E. Vidal Quini; Alicia Vignatti; Wayne A. Wurtsbaugh; Charitos Zapitis; Thomas Zechmeister; Can Zhang; Egor Zadereev
March 2026
Limnology and Oceanography Letters. - 11(2026)2, Art. e70116

Seasons and seasonality in lakes: A synthesis amid global change

Abigail S. L. Lewis; David C. Richardson; Dexter W. Howard; Cayelan C. Carey; Benjamin M. Kraemer; Yael Amitai; Sheel Bansal; Elvira de Eyto; Hans-Peter Grossart; Kathryn K. Hoffman; Rachel A. Hovel; Lesley Knoll; Isabella A. Oleksy; Arianto Budi Santoso; Martin Schmid; Robert Schwefel; Dietmar Straile; Xinyu Sun; Gesa A. Weyhenmeyer; Whitney M. Woelmer; Sabine Wollrab; Petr Znachor
January 2026
Nature Geoscience. - 19(2026), 165–172

Distinct contributions of suspended and sinking prokaryotes to mesopelagic carbon budget

Pauline Le Coq; Urania Christaki; France Van Wambeke; Elisabeth Chevillon; Bruno Zakardjian; Marc Garel; Sophie Guasco; Chloé M. J. Baumas; Anne E. Dekas; Patricia Bonin; Badr Al Ali; Maéva Gesson; Frédéric Le Moigne; Mireille Pujo-Pay; Olivier Crispi; Olivier Grosso; Thierry Moutin; Nagib Bhairy; Emmanuel de Saint Léger; Laurent Memery; Lionel Guidi; Fabrice Armougom; Hans-Peter Grossart; Christian Tamburini

Oceans are important carbon sinks. Bacteria play a central role in carbon cycling because, collectively, they convert more organic material than all other marine organisms combined. Their activity acts as a “carbon pump”, ensuring that life is possible in the deep sea. The authors quantified the effect of bacteria in the middle ocean layers, known as the twilight zone, in the North-East Atlantic.

December 2025
Limnology and Oceanography. - 71(2026)1, Art. e70285

Flow variability and macroinvertebrates jointly regulate stream periphyton and metabolism: Insights from experimental stream mesocosms

Flavia Tromboni; Carolina Jativa; Carina Seitz; Alain Maasri; Silvia Mohr; Hans-Peter Grossart; Giulia Grandi; Enrico Bertuzzo; Sonja C. Jähnig; Clara Mendoza-Lera; Andreas Lorke; Marco Cantonati; Anna Lupon; Susana Bernal

In stream mesocosm experiments the authors tested how reduced flow and a sequence of controlled flushing events, with or without macroinvertebrates, affect periphyton community composition, algal biovolume, and ecosystem metabolism. Flow variability and macroinvertebrates control periphyton structure, metabolism, and carbon cycling, with macroinvertebrates stabilising responses to disturbance.

December 2025
Frontiers in Remote Sensing. - 17(2025)24, Art. 4008

Advancements in Satellite Observations of Inland and Coastal Waters: Building Towards a Global Validation Network

Dulcinea M. Avouris; Fernanda Maciel; Samantha L. Sharp; Susanne E. Craig; Arnold G. Dekker; Courtney A. Di Vittorio; John R. Gardner; Emma Goldsmith; Juan I. Gossn; Steven R. Greb; Brice K. Grunert; Daniela Gurlin; Mahesh Jampani; Rabia Munsaf Khan; Ben Lowin; Lachlan McKinna; Colleen B. Mouw; Igor Ogashawara; Sara Rivero Calle; Wilson Salls; Joan-Albert Sánchez-Cabeza; Blake Schaeffer; Bridget N. Seegers; Jari Silander; Emily A. Smail; Menghua Wang; Jeremy Werdell

This article highlights the importance of validating satellite-derived water quality products. The authors provide guidance for the scientific community on what to consider when implementing field campaigns to collect data for remote sensing validation needs.