Inter-Research
Aquatic Microbial Ecology

AME Editorial Staff

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Marine Microbial Ecology

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Limnetic Microbial Ecology

Outgoing
DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR

EDITORS

Gunnar Bratbak
Dept of Microbiology,
University of Bergen,
Jahnebakken 5,
N-5020 Bergen, Norway
Tel: (+47) 55 58 26 58
Fax: (+47) 55 58 96 71
Email:
Viral ecology

Jed Fuhrman
Marine Biology Res. Section,
Dept of Biological Sciences,
University of Southern California,
Los Angeles, California 90089-0371, USA
Tel: (+1) 213 740 5757
Fax: (+1) 213 740 8123
Email:
Molecular ecology; biodiversity

Edna Granéli
Marine Sciences Department,
University of Kalmar,
391 82 Kalmar
Sweden
Tel: +46 480 447307
Fax: +46 480 447305
Email:
Harmful algal blooms, nuisance species

Dittmar Hahn
Department of Biology,
Texas State University,
601 University Drive,
San Marcos,
Texas 78666, USA
Tel: +1 512 245 3372
Fax: +1 512 245 8713
Email:
Molecular microbial ecology

Paul J. Harrison
AMCE,
Hong Kong University of Science & Technology,
Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel: + 852 2358 7348
Fax: + 852 2335 9317
Email:
Phytoplankton ecology

Gerhard J Herndl
Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research,
PO Box 59
1790 AB Den Burg, Texel
The Netherlands
Tel: + 31 222 369 507
Fax: + 31 222 319 674
Email:
Microbes in extreme environments

Staffan Kjelleberg
School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences and Centre for Marine Biofouling and Bio-Innovation, The University of New South Wales
UNSW Sydney 2052
Australia
Tel: + 61 2 9385 2102
Fax: + 61 2 9385 1779
Email:
Biofilm research

William K. W. Li
Biological Oceanography Section,
Bedford Institute of Oceanography,
Department of Fisheries and Oceans,
PO Box 1006,
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada B2Y 4A2
Tel: (+1) 902 426 6349
Fax: (+1) 902 426 9388
Email:
Microbial phytoplankton ecology

Søren Rysgaard
Greenland Institute of Natural Resources
Box 570, Kivioq 2
DK-3900 Nuuk, Greenland
Email: Rysgaard@natur.gl
Benthic ecology

Robert Sanders
Department of Biology,
Temple University,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19122, USA
Tel: (+1) 215 204 2056
Fax: (+1) 215 204 6646
Email:
Trophic interactions; mixotrophy

Karel Simek
Hydrobiological Institute,
Czech Academy of Sciences,
37005 Ceské
Budejovice, Czech Republic
Tel: (+420) 38 777 5873
Fax: (+420) 38 530 0248
Email:
Bacteria-protozoa interactions, microbial dynamics in freshwaters

Curtis Suttle
Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences (Oceanography)
University of British Columbia
6270 University Blvd.
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z4
Tel: (+1) 604 822 8610
Fax: (+1) 604 822 6091
Email:
Phytophages (virus-phytoplankton interactions)

Frede Thingstad
Dept of Microbiology,
University of Bergen,
Jahnebakken 5,
N-5020 Bergen, Norway
Tel: (+47) 55 58 26 83
Fax: (+47) 55 58 96 71
Email:
Modelling; nutrient cycles

Bess B. Ward
Princeton University,
Department of Geosciences,
Guyot Hall,
Princeton, New Jersey 08544-1003, USA
Tel: (+1) 609 258 5150
Fax: (+1) 609 258 1274
Email:
Nitrogen cycle: nitrification, denitrification, dissolved organic nitrogen

REVIEW EDITORS

Anderson OR
Palisades, NY, USA
Physiological ecology and cell biology of protists

Arndt H
Köln, Germany
Heterotrophic protists; microbial food webs

Berman T
Tiberias, Israel
Phytoplankton ecology; limnology; microbial food web; nutrient cycling

Berninger UG
Salzburg, Austria
Free-living benthic protozoans (marine and limnetic)

Bjørnsen PK
Roskilde, Denmark
Bacterioplankton biomass and production; carbon flow in pelagic ecosystems

Boetius A
Bremen, Germany
Deep-sea microbial ecology

Burkill PH
Southampton, United Kingdom
Flow cytometry; microzooplankton; phytoplankton

Campbell L
College Station, TX, USA
Autotrophic picoplankton production

Canfield DE
Odense, Denmark
Biogeochemistry; carbon mineralisation; stable isotope geochemistry

Carman KR
Baton Rouge, LA, USA
Benthic Ecology

Caumette P
Pau, France
Sulphur cycle; bacteria; trophic relations

Christaki U
Wimereux, Italy
Copepods, bacterial production, ciliates; trophic interactions

Chróst RJ
Warsaw, Poland
Microbial enzymes; bacterial production; decomposition of organic matter; microbial DOC utilization

Coats DW
Edgewater, MD, USA
Protistology, especially ciliates and dinoflagellates; parasitism

Cohen Y
Jerusalem, Israel
Microbial mats; biofilm; benthic cyanobacteria: ecology, physiology, molecular biology; sulfate reducing bacteria

Colwell RR
College Park, MD, USA
Microbiology; molecular biology

Deming J
Seattle, WA, USA
Deep sea and arctic microbiology; hydrothermal vents

Ducklow H
Gloucester Point, VA, USA
Bacterioplankton dynamics; food web modeling; global carbon cycle

Dyall-Smith M
Melbourne, Australia
Hypersaline microbiology, including microbial ecology, virology, and genetics of haloarchaea

Estrada M
Barcelona, Spain
Marine phytoplankton; marine primary production

Fenchel T
Helsingør, Denmark
Microbial population ecology; anaerobic and microanaerobic habitats; microbial symbiosis

Güde H
Langenargen, Germany
Bacteria-zooplankton interactions; nutrient dynamics

Hagström Å
Kalmar, Sweden
Microbial food webs; marine microbiology

Hobbie JE
Woods Hole, MA, USA
Microbial carbon cycling (limnetic and marine)

Hodson RE
Athens, GA, USA
Marine microbial ecology, molecular methods

Höfle MG
Braunschweig, Germany
Molecular biology and taxonomy of freshwater bacteria; release of genetically engineered microorganisms

Hollibaugh JT
Athens, GA, USA
Bacterial physiology

Hoppe HG
Kiel, Germany
Microbiology, including methods; microbial planktology, microbial enzymatic dynamics

Jørgensen NOG
Frederiksberg, Denmark
Occurrence and microbial cycling of dissolved nitrogen; amino acid enantiometers; bacterial degradation; cyanobacterial toxin

Joye S
Athens, GA, USA
Sediments - biogeochemistry and elemental cycling

Jürgens K
Rostock, Germany
Impact of metazooplankton on microbial food webs; grazing

Karl DM
Honolulu, HI, USA
Bacterial phytoplankton ecology

King D M
Walpole, ME, USA
Sediment biogeochemistry

Kirchman D
Lewes, DE, USA
Inorganic N uptake; degradation of macromolecules

Kristensen E
Odense, Denmark
Biogeochemistry in marine sediments; bioturbation; decomposition

Lancelot C
Brussels, Belgium
Phytoplankton primary production; modeling; food web structure

Laval-Peuto M
Nice, France
Endosymbiosis; ultrastructure; cell cycle of protists

Lee JJ
New York, NY, USA
Endosymbiosis; microbial food webs (protozoans and diatoms); littoral benthic diatoms; isolation of littoral benthic microbes and meiofauna; tracer feeding experiments

Legendre L
Villefranche-sur-Mer, France
Biological oceanography; primary production (phytoplankton and ice algae)

Lochte K
Kiel, Germany
Deep-sea microbiology, marine microbial ecology

Lomstein BA
Aarhus, Denmark
Nitrogen turnover in marine and limnetic sediments; dissolved organic nitrogen and carbon

Lynn DH
Guelph, ON, Canada
Ciliate taxonomy, phylogeny, ecology and behavior; microbial loop

Manganelli M
Monteporzio, Italy
Bacterial processing of organic matter

Mayer LM
Walpole, ME, USA
Sedimentary diagenesis; bioavailability; carbon cycle; trace metals

Meyers SP
Baton Rouge, LA, USA
Physiological ecology of microorganisms; aquaculture; fungi, yeast, nematodes

Müller H
Konstanz, Germany
Limnetic protozoans; seasonal succession; grazing; selective feeding

Nagata T
Otsu Shiga, Japan
Bacteria and heterotrophic flagellates; cycling of organic matter

Nedwell DB
Colchester, United Kingdom
Microbial processes in marine and estuarine sediments

Neuer S
Tempe, AZ, USA
Pico-/nanoplankton, phagotrophic protists, dinoflagellates, ciliates, particle flux

Nival P
Villefranche-sur-Mer, France
Food web dynamics; modeling of trophic relations; population dynamics

Olson RJ
Woods Hole, MA, USA
Marine nitrogen cycle; applications of flow cytometry to phytoplankton analysis; picoplankton ecology

Partensky F
Roscoff, France
Molecular ecology, picoplankton

Pedrós-Alió C
Barcelona, Spain
Ecology and physiology of phototrophic bacteria; trophic relations in marine, freshwater and hypersaline environments

Pernthaler J
Bremen, Germany
Bacterioplankton diversity; population dynamics; fluorescence in situ hybridization; bacterioplankton-protist interactions

Psenner R
Innsbruck, Austria
Limnetic biogeochemistry of acidification; eutrophication; UV-B effects on aquatic organisms; cycling of phosphorus and organic matter

Riemann B
Roskilde, Denmark
Trophic relations; bacteria; phytoplankton; mixotrophic flagellates

Rivkin RB
St. John's, NF, Canada
Marine phytoplankton and microorganisms; polar planktonic processes; food web dynamics

Rothhaupt KO
Konstanz, Germany
Trophic dynamics; mixotrophy; nutrient dynamics

Sellner K
Edgewater, MD, USA
Algal ecology including primary production in phytoplankton, microphytobenthos and macroalgae

Sempere R
Marseille, France
Dynamics of dissolved organic matter in the sea

Sherr B & E
Corvallis, OR, USA
Microbial food webs; trophic roles of phagotrophic protozoans

Simé-Ngando T
Aubiere, France
Heterotrophic microbial interactions from viruses to protozoa; marine and inland plankton; ice microbiota

Simon M
Oldenburg, Germany
Marine and limnetic bacterioplankton; viruses; nutrient dynamics

Smith DC
Narragansett, RI, USA
Microbial ecology; biogeochemical processes

Steward GF
Honolulu, HI, USA
Marine bacteria and viruses, molecular approaches to microbial ecology, microbes in biogeochemical cycling

Straskrabová V
Ceské Budejovice, Czech Republic
Bacterioplankton activity and interactions

Takahashi M
Tokyo, Japan
Phytoplankton population dynamics in aquatic environments

Taniguchi A
Sendai, Japan
Pico- and nanoplankton biomass; oligotrich and tintinnid ecology

Tebo BM
La Jolla, CA, USA
Microbial biogeochemistry of metals

Turley C
Plymouth, United Kingdom
Formation and decomposition of particulate material by marine microorganisms: biogeochemical significance

Turner JT
North Dartmouth, MA, USA
Microbial plankton ecology; biogeography; feeding interactions

Vaulot D
Roscoff, France
Prochlorococcus, Synechococcus, picoeucaryotes; flow cytometry of natural populations; DNA staining

Verity PG
Savannah, GA, USA
Phytoplankton physiological ecology; zooplankton feeding; gelatinous zooplankton

Vetriani C
New Brunswick, NJ, USA
Deep-sea microbiology, extremophiles, molecular ecology, adaptations to extreme environments

Voytek M
Reston, VA, USA
Microbial and molecular ecology; nitrogen cycling; nitrification; denitrification

Waterbury J
Woods Hole, MA, USA
Ecology and diversity of marine cyanobacteria; marine viruses

Wood AM
Eugene, OR, USA
Community ecology; phytoplankton evolution and deep chlorophyll maximum; picoplankton

Production Editor: Claire Pritchard
Production Manager: John Austin

International Ecology Institute, Nordbünte 23 (+21, 26, 28, 30), 21385 Oldendorf/Luhe, Germany
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This page was last updated on 30 June 2005.