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Data & Science

I use NGS & multi-Omics techniques to characterize microbiome structure and functioning across a range of systems, using FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, & Reproducible) principles and open access tools

Folse III, H.J. & Allison, S.D., 2012.  Frontiers in micro 3

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Data Repositories

My data is stored on NCBI's SRA, Data Dryad, HPCC, and GitHub. Bioprojects link to my published datasets.

Figures and Graphs

I store figures on FigShare and publish in open access journals, which are accessible and easily viewed or downloaded

Code

My code is publicly available on my GitHub page. Using R packages, I strive for my data & workflows to be FAIR

Dynamic Cross Site Surveys

I conduct collaborative research across large geographic areas, these Dynamic Cross Site Surveys (DYNAMXS) include both biotic data and soil measurements.

Fire Ecology Network in Cross-site Studies (FENiXS) and the

Critical Zone Integrative Microbial Ecology Activity (CZIMEA) are two large-scale studies to note.

I am developing a Web-based tool for determining which biostimulant approach to use, post-fire, as well as conducting research in collaboration with NRCS Scientists to integrate biotic metrics and edaphic factors across a range of soil surveys

contact information

Dr. Mia Maltz

University of Connecticut
Plant Science and Landscape Architecture 1376 Storrs Rd.
Storrs, CT 06290-4067

mia.maltz@uconn.edu

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