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Akbar Adjie Pratama

Cluster MicroVerse Joint-Postdoc Fellow

ISME Early Career Scientist Committee member
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena | The Ohio State University

Hello there, my name is Adjie. I am a microbial ecologist with an interest in studying soil microbes and their viruses and its relation to climate change. Thank you for visiting my webpage. This webpage is intended to provide a brief overview of my work. If you are interested in learning more about any of my projects, please do not hesitate to send me an email.

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Featured in Science News Magazine: How warming is shifting microbial worlds

My work on permafrost viruses was featured in Science News Magazine as part of a broader piece on how climate change is reshaping microbial communities worldwide. I discuss our findings on viral communities in Stordalen Mire, northern Sweden, where viruses may regulate methane-emitting microbes and potentially contribute to climate feedback loops as permafrost thaws [Article - Here]

Previously unknown viruses discovered in groundwater

Our latest research on groundwater viruses was recently featured in The Microbiologist, phys, (idw) - Informationsdienst Wissenschaft, EurekAlert, Clear sky science, Myscience, analytiek.de, IDW news, JenaTV, laborjournal.de (see page 28), and FSU (German and english)

Behind the paper [Article - Here]

Microbes, Mentorship, and ISME ECSC

I am honored to be featured by the FSU Excellence Cluster 'Balance of the Microverse,' where I discuss my research and my commitment to fostering inclusive scientific communities and as the first Southeast Asian representative on the ISME Early Career Scientist Committee [Article - Here].

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