Working Group
Microbial TWG
The Microbial Ecology Sampling Program encompasses measurements of soil and aquatic microbial diversity, composition, and abundances that are deemed critical for understanding long-term changes in biodiversity and ecosystem function. The tools used for measuring microbial diversity in the environment develop and change rapidly. NEON relies on input and guidance from the Microbial Technical Working Group to advise on questions related to methods and analyses, as well as best practices for ensuring data quality, accessibility, and usability.
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Current Membership
Name | Affiliation | Role |
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Debjani Sihi | Emory University | Member |
Gary King | Louisiana State University | Member |
James Tiedje | Michigan State University | Member |
Naupaka Zimmerman | University of San Francisco | Chair |
Hugh Cross | NEON | Lead |
Gregory Pec | University of Nebraska at Kearney | Member |
Renee Richer | Duke Kunshan University | Member |
Charlotte Norris | Natural Resources Canada | Member |
Dawson Fairbanks | University of Arizona | Member |
Jeff Blanchard | University of Massachusetts | Member |
Aditi Sengupta | California Lutheran University | Member |