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Mentorship Program

We are excited to launch a mentorship program funded by the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR) working group ‘Physiology and Rates In Microbial Oceanography (PRIMO). The overarching goal of PRIMO is to develop a community and framework for co-designing physiological metrics as currency converters to link ‘omics datasets and biogeochemical models. 

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The PRIMO mentorship program aims to connect postdocs and senior graduate students from any nation with PRIMO scientists (full, associate and network members) to develop an international community of early career scientists interested in the goals of this working group. In addition to interacting with their PRIMO mentors, the fellows will participate in monthly PRIMO all-hands meetings (virtual) for at least 12 months. Limited travel support will also be available to participate in an in-person PRIMO meeting in the spring 2025 (date and location tbd).

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We encourage postdocs and senior graduate students from any nation to apply. We particularly seek applicants who work in the areas of marine microbiology, microbial physiology, ocean metabolism, and biogeochemical cycling, with experimental and/or modelling backgrounds. Once in the mentorship program, we will work with the mentees to access funds, from SCOR and elsewhere, for possible laboratory exchanges and participation in scientific meetings.

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Alyssa Antolak

Texas A&M University at Galveston, USA

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Nerissa Fisher

University of Hawai'i at Manoa, USA

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Pauline Latour

University of Tasmania, Australia 

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    Yanxu Sun

    Hokkaido University, Japan

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    Subhadeep Chowdhury

    Boston University, USA

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    Sharvari Sunil Gadegaonkar

    French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), France

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    Indranil Mukherjee

    Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic 

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      Regina Tosu

      University of Cape Coast, Ghana

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      Lisa Winberg von Friesen

      Linnaeus University, Sweden

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      Yean Das

      University of Southern Mississippi, USA

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      Sarah Kopczynski

      Texas A&M University at Galveston, USA

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      Michiel Perneel

      Ghent University and Flanders Marine Institute, Belgium

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      Madeleine Thompson

      University of South Carolina, USA

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      Sizwekazi Yapi

      University of Cape Town, South Africa 

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