Antibiotic resistance (AR) is one of the major health threats of our time. The presence of
antibiotics in the environment and their continuous release from sewage treatment plants …

The Arctic is warming–fast. Microbes in the Arctic play pivotal roles in feedbacks that magnify
the impacts of Arctic change. Understanding the genome evolution, diversity and dynamics …

Biodegradable plastics (BPs) are pervasively available as alternatives to traditional plastics,
but their natural degradation characteristics and microbial-driven degradation mechanisms …

Recent advances in high-throughput sequencing technologies and computational methods
have added a new dimension to metagenomic data analysis ie genome-resolved …

The phenomenon of glacial freezing and thawing involves microbial sequestration, release,
and colonization, which has the potential to impact ecosystem functioning through changes …

Mercury (Hg) biotransformation can significantly affect the Hg speciation and
bioaccumulation in fish, where gut microbiota play an important role in this process …

Glaciers, formed from the gradual accumulation of snow, can be continuous records
representing past environments and recognized as a time capsule of our planetary …

Permafrost thaw create widespread thermokarst landscapes. As a result, distinct habitats are
provided to harbor different bacterial communities in degraded permafrost soil (PBCs) …

Glaciers are experiencing unprecedented global warming, resulting in significant changes to
microbial communities and nutrient transport within glacial ecosystems. However, the …

In supraglacial environments, surface and subsurface ices are two distinct and connected
microhabitats in terms of physicochemical and biological aspects. At the frontline of climate …