Penn State Geosciences > Geomicrobiology Lab

The Macalady Geomicrobiology Lab is housed within the nationally ranked Department of Geosciences at Penn State University.

Members of the Macalady Group are interested in one of two fundamental questions at the interface between geosciences and biosciences:

What are the ecological rules that govern microbial behavior and evolution in the environment?

What can modern Earth microorganisms teach us about the microbially-dominated biogeochemistry on the early Earth and elsewhere in the universe?

Join the Macalady group/find research funding

NSF REU positions Summer 2009

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	Curriculum Vitae	The Macalady Geomicrobiology Lab is housed within the nationally ranked Department of Geosciences at Penn State University. Members of the Macalady Group are interested in one of two fundamental questions at the interface between geosciences and biosciences: What are the ecological rules that govern microbial behavior and evolution in the environment? What can modern Earth microorganisms teach us about the microbially-dominated biogeochemistry on the early Earth and elsewhere in the universe? Join the Macalady group/find research funding NSF REU positions Summer 2009 Early Earth Photosynthesis working group

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