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Prof.dr. J.B.M. Middelburg

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Expertise	Biogeochemistry
Expertise (NL)	Biogeochemistry
Digital Author ID	info:eu-repo/dai/nl/079665373
KNAW member	Science Division
Addition	Senior researcher

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Researcher
Organisation	NIOO Centre for Estuarine and Marine Ecology - CEME (KNAW)
Phone	+31-113-577476
Email	j. middelburg -at- nioo. knaw. nl
URL	http://www.nioo.knaw.nl/users/jmiddelburg

Professor
Organisation	Research group of Geochemistry (UU)
Chair (EN)	Geochemistry
Chair (NL)	Geochemie
Phone	+31-30-2536220
Email	j. b. m. middelburg -at- uu. nl
URL	http://www.geo.uu.nl/Research/Geochemistry/J_Middelburg.html

Management
Organisation	Darwin Center for Biogeosciences

Publications

Alteration of organic matter during infaunal polychaete gut passage and links to sediment organic geochemistry. Part I: Amino acids
Oxygen minimum seafloor ecological (mal) functioning
Potential uptake of dissolved organic matter by seagrasses and macroalgae
Biological vs. physical mixing effects on benthic food web dynamics
Intraspecific diet shift of Macoma balthica during community reassembly in an estuarine intertidal flat

All publications..

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor	Double Trouble: Consequences of ocean acidification - past, present and future - Evolutionary changes in calcification mechanisms
Supervisor	Ocean biochemistry of the mid-Cretaceous: reconstructing the nutrient-biosphere-climate-link
Project leader	Dynamics of coastal hypoxia: an experimental study of sediment ecosystem recovery from anoxia
Project leader	Eurocores EuroEEFG: DEEP-sea primary produCtion: (meta-)genomic view on ecosystem functioning (DEEP-C)
Project leader	National facility for high-resolution in situ isotope and element analysis of natural materials

All current research..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader	Biogeochemistry
Project leader	Carbon and nitrogen cycling in the Scheldt estuary: towards an integrated view and an identification of the major players
Supervisor	Assessing the fate of organic matter in subtidal sandy sediments using carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes as deliberate tracers
Project leader	Theme 2: Animal-sediment relations
Project leader	Estuaries and coastal seas as transfer systems in land-ocean interactions

All completed research..

Classification

A12000	Surfacewater and groundwater
A13000	Soil
D15100	Geochemistry, geophysics
D15600	Hydrospheric sciences
D22400	Ecology

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