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Position
Full Professor
Affiliation
University of Georgia
Department
Department of Marine Sciences
Research Interests
James Hollibaugh (Tim) is an oceanographer, microbial ecologist and geochemist interested in microbial foodwebs and the process of ammonia oxidation and ammonia oxidizing microorganisms (especially Thaumarchaeota) as they relate to nitrification and chemoautotrophy. All of my work in the Antarctic (I've also worked in the Arctic) has been done around Palmer Station, much of it in collaboration with PAL-LTER. I am an Emeritus Professor (Distinguished Research Professor), as of November 2019.
Antarctic Research Location(s)
Palmer Station
ARSV Laurence M. Gould
Research Keywords
ammonia oxidation, bacterioplankton, Thaumarchaeota, nitrification, chemoautotrophy
NSF Antarctic Program
Antarctic Organisms and Ecosystems
Other NSF Antarctic Programs
Antarctic Integrated System Science
SCAR Science Group Affiliation
Geosciences Group