Airborne Microbes in Natural and Built Environments
Linking atmospheric, terrestrial, and aquatic ecosystems
We use next-generation metagenomic sequencing to investigate the microbial composition of air and the spatial and temporal variation of airborne microbial communities.


Sampling Technology & Analysis Pipeline
Developing methods specific towards ultra-low biomass metagenomic sequencing

Diel Cycle of the Tropical Air
Investigating how microbes in the air follow a precise day-night cycle