IPY Expressions of Intent Clustered in PAME

Title Contact
Consequences of climate change for Arctic marine pelagic microbial communities. (CAMP (Climate change and Arctic Marine Pelagic microbial communities)) Dr Anita Buma
Department of Marine Biology
University of Groningen
Polar Pelagic Microbes: their ecology and biogeochemical role (POLEMIC) Dr Ray Leakey
Scottish Association for Marine Science
Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory
UK
CANADA #25: The Canadian Arctic Ocean Genome Project (Arctic Ocean Genome) Prof Warwick F. Vincent
Université Laval, Sainte-Foy, Quebec
Canada

DOC variations in polar pelagic ecosystems and their relation to trophic control mechanisms and diversity in polar microbial food webs
(Polar DOC and microbial food webs)

 Prof Gunnar Bratbak
Department of Biology
University of Bergen
Norway
CARBOn remineralization in the ROss SEa: role of the microbial community in the mesopelagic layer and deeper ocean to modulate the efficiency of the biological pump (CARBOROSE) Dr Giulio Catalano
CNR – I.S.MAR. Trieste
Italy
Polar microorganisms and climate: Influence of climate changes on microbial biodiversity, biogeochemical processes and biomolecules (Polar microorganisms) Peter Stougaard
Department of Ecology
The Royal Veterinary and Agriculture University
Denmark
Viral Mediated Processes in Polar Seas Curtis Suttle
Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences
University of British Columbia
Canada
Microbial Indicators of Polar Environmental Change Curtis Suttle
Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences
University of British Columbia
Canada
Pacific-Antarctic influence on the Atlantic side of the Magellan Strait: Long term monitoring of Patagonian microbial communities at ca. 52°S

Viviana Alder
Inst Antártico Argentino, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Researchers participating in PAME>

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Lead Contact
Gunnar Bratbak
University of Bergen,
Norway 		Second Contact
Ray Leakey
Scottish Association for Marine Science,
UK