Erik Lindemann

I studied biochemistry, but from early on with a focus on microbial physiology, metabolism, and communities. I have worked with sulfate-reducing bacteria, on the electroactivity of anammox bacteria, and on the topic of arctic methane cycling and the diverse microbial communities involved in it. Now, at NIOO, I am part of the CLIMET project, which will go into depth on microbial methane oxidation in greenlandic lakes and on the microbial interactions supporting it. I am happy to be part of this interdisciplinary research team, and I hope the project will contribute to a better understanding of the emission and mitigation of methane from these ecosystems.