Albert Brangarí
@albertbrangari.bsky.social
Assistant Professor | Exploring how #soil #microorganisms shape #carbon cycling and #climate interactions 🦠🌱🌍 | Linking experiments 🧪 & models 💻 across scales | University of Amsterdam (IBED) & Lund University (INES)
It has been fun! 👍✨ Thanks @rousklab.bsky.social @seritafrey.bsky.social and MelKnorr
November 12, 2025 at 9:56 PM
It has been fun! 👍✨ Thanks @rousklab.bsky.social @seritafrey.bsky.social and MelKnorr
This suggests microbial trait optimisation can moderate carbon emissions, offering a simple mechanistic explanation for global observations and highlighting the need to integrate microbial dynamics into #climate models 🌍🧮
November 12, 2025 at 9:56 PM
This suggests microbial trait optimisation can moderate carbon emissions, offering a simple mechanistic explanation for global observations and highlighting the need to integrate microbial dynamics into #climate models 🌍🧮
In SWaN #HarvardForest, we show that #microbes initially accelerate carbon release but then adjust their thermal traits, improving CUE and slowing SOC loss. Microbial #adaptation can buffer soils against long-term carbon loss 🔥🦠
November 12, 2025 at 9:56 PM
In SWaN #HarvardForest, we show that #microbes initially accelerate carbon release but then adjust their thermal traits, improving CUE and slowing SOC loss. Microbial #adaptation can buffer soils against long-term carbon loss 🔥🦠