Mihaela Glamoclija

Assistant Professor

Rutgers University

United States

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Mihaela Glamoclija is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers University Newark, United States. Her research primarily focuses on microbial ecology, biosignature preservation, and astrobiology. Recent publications include works on microbial habitats, metagenomics, and the characterization of environmental samples, contributing to understanding biological factors in planetary exploration.

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Crystal Habits as Potential Biosignatures

Microbial Ecology of an Arctic Travertine Geothermal Spring: Implications for Biosignature Preservation and Astrobiology

Thresholds of Temperature and Time for Mars Sample Return: Final Report of the Mars Sample Return Temperature-Time Tiger Team

Comparative metagenomics at Solfatara and Pisciarelli hydrothermal systems in Italy reveal that ecological differences across substrates are not ubiquitous

mebipred: identifying metal-binding potential in protein sequence

Characterization of microplastics in indoor and ambient air in northern New Jersey

COSPAR Sample Safety Assessment Framework (SSAF)

On the Past, Present, and Future Role of Biology in NASA’s Exploration of our Solar System

Raman spectroscopy provides insight into carbonate rock fabric based on calcite and dolomite crystal orientation

Preservation of organic carbon in dolomitized Cambrian stromatolites and implications for microbial biosignatures in diagenetically replaced carbonate rock

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Yana Bromberg

Scott Perl

James Andrew Bradley

Elizabeth Trembath-Reichert

Yuan Gao

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