Nitrate contamination of groundwater is a global issue that has stimulated significant
research interest. Understanding the prevailing processes of nitrate removal from …

Ensuring safe and effective water treatment, distribution, and reuse requires robust methods
for characterizing and monitoring waterborne microbes. Methods widely used today can be …

Many studies on the microbiome of animals have been reported but a comprehensive
analysis is lacking. Here we present a meta-analysis on the microbiomes of arthropods and …

When compared to surface ecosystems, groundwater sampling has unique constraints,
including limited access to ecosystems through wells. In order to monitor groundwater, a …

We explore in-situ fluorescence spectroscopy as an instantaneous indicator of total bacterial
abundance and faecal contamination in drinking water. Eighty-four samples were collected …

To be effective, microbiological studies of deep aquifers must be free from surface microbial
contaminants and from infrastructures allowing access to formation water (wellheads, well …

Soil microbiome is responsible for crucial biochemical reactions by interacting with organic
compounds in the injection wells in aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) processes. This …

The sources of reduced carbon driving the microbially mediated release of arsenic to
shallow groundwater in Bangladesh remain poorly understood. Using radiocarbon analysis …

The lytic and lysogenic life cycles of marine phages are influenced by environmental
conditions such as solar radiation, temperature, and host abundance. Temperature can …

Viruses are the most abundant microorganisms in marine environments and viral infections
can be either lytic (virulent) or lysogenic (temperate phage) within the host cell. The aim of …