Today, Dr. Jennifer Goff of the Department of Chemistry at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry joins the #QualityQuorum to discuss her laboratory’s work studying the relationship between microbes in metal, as well as her path in the microbial sciences.

Host: Mark O. Martin

Guest: Jennifer Goff

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Links for this episode

  •  A fine remembrance of Carl Woese from the journal Nature.
  • A wonderful book by the great David Quammen that emphasizes the impact Carl Woese had on biology.
  • An article by yours truly on the impact Carl Woese has on my students.
  • An overview of biogeochemistry.
  • The carbon cycle and how the microbial world is involved with the process.
  • The nitrogen cycle and how the microbial world is involved with the process.
  • An article about tellurium and microbes.
  • An older overview of how microbes are involved in mining, as well as a more recent article on that topic.
  • A review of metals and microbes.
  • Dr. Goff’s faculty website.
  • Dr. Goff’s fascinating laboratory group website, including links to the papers discussed by Dr. Goff.

Intro music is by Reber Clark

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