North Temperate Lakes Microbial Observatory:
Lakes are foci for biogeochemical processing on the landscapes they drain. Most of the biogeochemical transformations in freshwater ecosystems are mediated by bacteria and other microbes. Thus, lakes offer tremendous opportunity for study of microbial composition and diversity linked to ecosystem processes.

11 Dec 09
Published NTL-MO data are now available online for download in a convenient point-and-click format. Check it out here

18 Dec 08
The McMahon Lab is moving today! We will now be located in room 5525 of the Microbial Sciences Building.

11 Oct 08
All-Hands Research meeting! Rachel and Kim visited from UIUC for our semi-annual research meeting. We had almost a full day of research presentations and discussion.

29 Sept 08
Trina, Ashley, and Emily traveled to Uppsala, Sweden for GLEON 7 and a Microbial Community Dynamics workshop organized by Stefan Bertilsson. We had a great time catching up with many of the giants in the field of aquatic microbial ecology! Emily will be spending eight weeks in Stefan's lab to learn FISH MAR and CARD FISH.

 

 

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