Fabian Lange

Flux Measurements - Sandy Sediments - Carbon Cycling - Methane - Carbon Mobilization - Wetlands
PhD @BiogeoMPIBremen @MarineMicrobio @marum_de

[Fabian Lange @FluxFabi]

Thanks for an amazing team, great work, hopefully exciting results and a pleasant time on Elba!

[Fabian Lange @FluxFabi]

Getting in the mood for an experiment tomorrow with @farooqmoin_ and @SoerenAhm
Let's hope it works out! 😎😎🥳

[Fabian Lange @FluxFabi]

I would call the #ndwgoe a complete success. Especially the @enrico_unigoe was worth visiting! 🌲🌳

[EnriCo - Uni Goettingen @enrico_unigoe]

Ready for #ndwgoe ! Come visit us at @uniGoettingen central campus, in front of LSG study building 🏬🌄🌳

[Fabian Lange @FluxFabi]

Great job! I really enjoyed your talks 🤓🙂

[Biogeo MPI Bremen @BiogeoMPIBremen]

Congratulations to @JulianeSchtz1 @CarolinOtersen @Ein_Zeller @CarlottaKueck for your fantastic master defenses yesterday! 🎓
Looking forward to continue working with you @MarineMicrobio the next years!
🔬🧬⛴️

[Fabian Lange @FluxFabi]

@MarineMicrobio @HehemannJan @marum_de @UniBremen @maxplanckpress Congratulations!

[Fabian Lange @FluxFabi]

@Norman_EBM Interesting points you are raising. Since wetlands store mostly long term fixed carbon it's generally not a good idea to bring that carbon back to the atmosphere. Drying wetlands means increased speed of carbon release (faster O2 transport into the soil) which should be avoided.

[nature @Nature]

A paper in Nature reports the discovery of a N2-fixing symbiont in seagrass, which enables highly productive seagrass meadows to thrive in the nitrogen-limited Mediterranean Sea. https://t.co/rsunXKCILg