Sairah Malkin

Assistant Professor

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

United States

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Dr. Sairah Malkin is an Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science in the United States. Her research focuses on the microbial dynamics in coastal and estuarine environments, exploring topics such as microbial community succession, electrogenic sulfur oxidation, and sedimentary processes. Recent publications highlight her work on hydrocarbonoclastic genera, the formation of pyrite, and the interactions of cable bacteria with aquatic plants.

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William F. Kenney

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Bongkeun Song

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Jeffrey Cornwell

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University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

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Ashley Bulseco

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Silvia Hidalgo Martinez

University of Antwerp

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Maya Gomes

earth and planetary sciences johns hopkins university baltimore maryland usa

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Trends in estuarine pyrite formation point to an alternative model for Paleozoic pyrite burial

Electrogenic sulfur oxidation by cable bacteria in two seasonally hypoxic coastal systems

Dispersant addition, but not nutrients, stimulated blooms of multiple hydrocarbonoclastic genera in nutrient-replete coastal marine surface waters

Microbial Community Succession Along a Chronosequence in Constructed Salt Marsh Soils

Widespread occurrence of filamentous Thioploca bacteria in low-sulfate Great Lakes sediments with implications for sulfur and nitrogen cycling

Sedimentary Pyrite Formation in a Seasonally Oxygen‐Stressed Estuary: Potential Imprints of Microbial Ecology and Position‐Specific Isotope Fractionation

Microbial succession in a marine sediment: Inferring interspecific microbial interactions with marine cable bacteria

Contrasting controls on seasonal and spatial distribution of marine cable bacteria (Candidatus Electrothrix) and Beggiatoaceae in seasonally hypoxic Chesapeake Bay

Facilitative interactions on the rise: cable bacteria associate with diverse aquatic plants

Facilitative interactions on the rise: cable bacteria associate with diverse aquatic plants

Molecular and optical characterization reveals the preservation and sulfurization of chemically diverse porewater dissolved organic matter in oligohaline and brackish Chesapeake Bay sediments

Molecular and optical characterization reveals the preservation and sulfurization of chemically diverse porewater dissolved organic matter in oligohaline and brackish Chesapeake Bay sediments

Examining the dependence of macroplastic fragmentation on coastal processes (Chesapeake Bay, Maryland)

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William F. Kenney

Bongkeun Song

Jeffrey Cornwell

Ashley Bulseco

Silvia Hidalgo Martinez

Maya Gomes

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