Andrea Söllinger
Stillingsbeskrivelse
As a microbiologist and microbial ecologist, I am studying microorganisms and complex microbial communities in natural, human-impacted, and host-associated ecosystems, including grasslands, Arctic heathlands and tundra, wetlands, and ruminant animals.
I am an independent researcher at the Department of Arctic and Marine Biology (AMB), affiliated with the Cells in the Cold Laboratory, a sub-division of the Microorganisms and Plants Research Group.
I am currently leading two projects:
SHRINK – Is Global Warming Shrinking Soil Microorganisms? (link to project page)
An RCN Researcher Project for Young Talents (FRIPRO) running from May 2024 – April 2028
Winter-is-coming – But do soil microorganisms know and prepare accordingly? (link to project page)
An RCN Radical Research Ideas for Early Career Scientists (FRIPRO) running from August 2026 – July 2027
Click the “Forskning og undervisning” button for more information on my work.
Click the "Vedlegg" button for a detailed CV.
Visit our group homepage (uit.no/research/ceco) for more information on our work in the field of environmental microbiology, microbial ecology, and microbial (eco-)physiology.
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Forskningsinteresser
This site is currently under construction. Meanwhile, please visit our group homepage (uit.no/research/ceco) for more information on our work in the field of environmental microbiology, microbial ecology, and microbial (eco-)physiology.
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Undervisning
Even though my current position technically does not included teaching, I have been supervising and co-supervising bachelor, master, and PhD students at UiT since I started working here and I am currently taking the UNIPED-100 course (foundational course in university pedagogy).
Furthermore, I founded the Microbiology @ UiT Journal Club in April 2022 and have been organizing it ever since.