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Jessica Ernakovich
University of New Hampshire Main CampusMeeting roles in:
Massive Saline Ground Ice and Hypersaline Brines in a Pingo-Like Mound in Arctic Alaska
Plant-Microbe-Mineral Interactions Reveal Key Temporal Dynamics Regarding Carbon Cycling and Permafrost Priming
Lessons learned from Development and Implementation of Cohort-based, Convergence Graduate Research responsive to Indigenous Community Priorities
Investigating the Controls of Methane Oxidation in Stream and Lake Sediments from Stordalen Mire, Sweden
Thaw is Change, and Change Is inevitable: Understanding Bacterial Community Changes Following Permafrost Thaw
Shrinking snowpacks and microbial phenology: Exposing knowledge gaps under the snow
After the Thaw: Microbial Community Assembly in Changing Arctic Landscapes
The Niche Identity: Manipulating Redox and Temperature to Identify Microbial Niches in Post-Thaw Microbial Communities
Root exudation stimulates permafrost carbon decomposition
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