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Chris McEntee

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Microbial Biomineralization: the goals, challenges, and emerging research with Lucian Staicu « News# « Cambridge Core Blog

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By Leanne Beeken, Lucian Staicu, Chris McEntee
| Cambridge Core Blog
Geo-Bio Interfaces journal invites Guest Editor Lucian Staicu into the spotlight, where we gain a valuable insight into the field. Lucian is one of four industry-leading Guest Editors from theup-coming themed collection, ‘Microbial Biomineralization’. Lucian’s research interests explore anaerobic respiration in bacteria and microbial biomineralization.
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The Role of Earth and Space Scientists During Pandemics

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By Fabio Florindo, Chris McEntee
| AGU's Eos
We are living in exceptional and difficult times due to the spread of SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), which has significantly disrupted the usual rhythm of our days. As Earth and space scientists, we believe we can offer insights into the pandemic and work collectively towards solutions. The coronavirus pandemic is truly a global health crisis that has affected every country around the world.
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Geoscience Societies Commit to Tackling Global Challenges

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By James Dacey, Chris McEntee
| AGU's Eos
In the unprecedented circumstances surrounding the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, the world is increasingly looking to the scientific community for clear information and solutions. In response, six of the world’s largest geoscience societies have issued a declaration to affirm the role of Earth and space science in addressing global challenges.
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