Understanding the oceans microbes is key to the Eart...( e organisms their roles in symbiotic r...)

Understanding the oceans microbes is key to the Earth's future

e organisms, their roles in symbiotic relationships and pathogenesis, their metabolic capabilities, their impacts on humans, and goals for research, training, and education in marine microbiology.

The report outlines a number of recommendations for future research in marine microbiology including the roles of both climate change and human activities on the populations and processes of marine microbes. The report also recommends fostering multidisciplinary collaborations and training as well as the development of a comprehensive marine microbiology textbook.

"Innovative approaches in research, education and training are critical for moving the field of marine microbiology forward," says Hunter-Cevera.
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Contact: Angelo R. Bouselli
abouselli@asmusa.org
202-942-9292
American Society for Microbiology
7-Dec-2005

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