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Some bacteria genetically control the biomineralisation of intracellular amorphous calcium carbonates (iACC) with potential implications for microbial physiology, evolution, bioremediation and biogeochemical cycling. Until now, this capacity has been documented in Cyanobacteria , the giant gammaproteobacterium Achromatium and a few magnetotactic Pseudomonadota and Nitrospirota . Here, we report the discovery of iACC biomineral...
Open Questions on Ion–Neutral Collisions and Coupling in the Lower Thermosphere–Ionosphere: Electrodynamics, Energetics and DynamicsNARA Subscribed
The Lower Thermosphere–Ionosphere (LTI) is the interface region between the Earth’s atmosphere and space. It is modulated by the energy and momentum deposition from the magnetosphere above and by the impacting waves from the lower atmosphere. The LTI region is defined by the co-existence and interaction of neutral and ionized species within the region’s electric and magnetic fields. This interplay results in unique and complex...
Estimating oceanic physics-driven vertical velocities in a wind-influenced coastal environmentOA Marine
Despite the challenge of measuring them due to their small intensities, oceanic vertical velocities (W) constitute essential key variables in understanding ocean dynamics, and ocean-atmosphere interactions and biogeochemical processes. Coastal events and fine-scale processes (1–100 km and days to weeks) can lead to high-intensity vertical velocities. Such processes can be observed in the Northwestern Mediterranean Sea. In part...
How does fertilization impact the wild blueberry microbiome?NARA Subscribed