Researcher Aurélien Saghaï *protected email* Institute: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Research area: Environment and climate change, Natural resource management Research region: Europe-Central Asia Open to collaboration with: Other researchers Professional experience Co-supervisor of PhD Lecturing Main supervisor of PhD PhD defence Supervision of Master’s students Supervision of Bachelor’s students Other experience Collaboration with civil society organisations Collaboration with government agencies Collaboration with private sector Consultancy contracts Evaluations Lecturing and workshops Statistical analysis Survey creation and analysis Personal institution page Publications Genomes of Abundant and Widespread Viruses from the Deep Ocean mBio Crop cover is more important than rotational diversity for soil multifunctionality and cereal yields in European cropping systems Nature Food Metagenome-based diversity analyses suggest a significant contribution of non-cyanobacterial lineages to carbonate precipitation in modern microbialites Frontiers in Microbiology Genomes of Abundant and Widespread Viruses from the Deep Ocean mBio Comparative metagenomics unveils functions and genome features of microbialite-associated communities along a depth gradient Environmental Microbiology Unveiling microbial interactions in stratified mat communities from a warm saline shallow pond Environmental Microbiology Functional shifts in microbial mats recapitulate early Earth metabolic transitions Nature Ecology & Evolution Lucerne (Medicago sativa) alters N2O-reducing communities associated with cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata) roots and promotes N2O production in intercropping in a greenhouse experiment Soil Biology and Biochemistry A Novel Microbialite-Associated Phototrophic Chloroflexi Lineage Exhibiting a Quasi-Clonal Pattern along Depth Genome Biology and Evolution Core microbial communities of lacustrine microbialites sampled along an alkalinity gradient Environmental Microbiology Towards a multidimensional view of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in a changing world New Phytologist Crop cover is more important than rotational diversity for soil multifunctionality and cereal yields in European cropping systems Nature Food
