All abstracts by Alexandre M. Anesio in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2025) Photosynthetic Eukaryotes at the Extremes: Adaptations of Glacier Ice Algae to Life on the Greenland Ice Sheet
Feord HK, Keuschnig C, Trivedi CB, Mourot R, Zervas A, Turpin-Jelfs T, Tranter M, Anesio AM, Adrian L & Benning LG

(2025) Organic Carbon Dynamics in Pigmented Algal Blooms on the Greenland Ice Sheet Surface
Rossel PE, Antony R, Mourot R, Dittmar T, Anesio A, Tranter M & Benning LG

(2025) Do Macro-Nutrients Limit Ice Algal Blooms in Northwestern Greenland?
Gill-Olivas B, Anesio A, Benning LG, Turpin-Jelfs T, Forjanes P, Perez JPH & Tranter M

(2017) Geochemical and Microbiological Gradients along Arctic Chronosequences
Wojcik R, Donhauser J, Holm S, Malard L, Holland A, Frey B, Wagner D, Pearce D, Anesio A, Hovelmann J & Benning LG

(2017) The Geochemistry of Surface Ice on the Greenland Ice Sheet and its Effect on the Primary Production of Microbes
Holland A, Williamson C, Sgouridis F, Tranter M & Anesio A

(2016) Microbial Transformation of Aquatic DOM in Freshwater Systems
Fox B, Thorn R, Anesio A, Attridge J, Cox T & Reynolds D

(2016) Modelling Microbial Processes during Soil Formation in a High-Arctic Glacier Forefield
Bradley J, Anesio A, Arndt S, Sabacka M, Barker G, Benning L, Blacker J, Singarayer J, Tranter M & Yallop M

(2016) Are high-Arctic Glacial Forefields CO₂ Sinks or Sources?
Blacker J, Bottrell S, Anesio A, Šabacká M, Barker G, Bradley J, Tranter M & Benning L

(2015) Pan-Arctic Drivers of Glacial Microbial Community Structure and Function
Lutz S, Anesio AM, Edwards A, Newton R, Gill F & Benning LG

(2014) Relationship between Carbon, Nitrogen and Algal Communities in Arctic Glacial Settings
Lutz S, Anesio AM, Newton RJ, Edwards A & Benning LG

(2014) Microbial Succession from Ice to Vegetated Soils in Response to Glacial Retreat in the Arctic
Anesio A, Wright K, Blacker J, Bradley J, Barker G, Yallop M, Tranter M & Benning LG

(2013) Snow and Ice Algae Rock – Cryo-Life Habitability in an Extreme Environment
Lutz S, Anesio AM & Benning LG