Dr Stephania Tsola
Postdoctoral Research Assistant
School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences
Queen Mary University of London
Queen Mary University of London
Publications
Publications of specific relevance to the Centre for Biodiversity and Sustainability2025
Stable-isotope probing identifies microorganisms actively degrading DMSP in anaerobic saltmarsh sedimentsEyice Ö, Hawthorne S, Tsola S, Carrión O and Todd J
, Copernicus Publications
20-01-2025
2024
Methanomethylovorans are the dominant dimethylsulfide-degrading methanogens in gravel and sandy river sediment microcosmsTsola SL, Prevodnik AA, Sinclair LF, Sanders IA, Economou CK and Eyice Ö
Environmental Microbiome, Springer Nature vol. 19 (1), 51-51.
20-07-2024
Arctic cyanobacterial mat community diversity decreases with latitude across the Canadian ArcticHooper PM, Bass D, Feil EJ, Vincent WF, Lovejoy C, Owen CJ, Tsola SL and Jungblut AD
Fems Microbiology Ecology, Oxford University Press (OUP) vol. 100 (6)
23-04-2024
Methanolobus use unspecific methyltransferases to produce methane from dimethylsulphide in Baltic Sea sedimentsTsola SL, Zhu Y, Chen Y, Sanders IA, Economou CK, Brüchert V and Eyice Ö
Microbiome, Springer Nature vol. 12 (1), 3-3.
03-01-2024
2022
Potential impacts of sea level rise on methane production in a UK estuaryDietrich ZA, Hawthorne SEG, Prudence SMM, Tsola SL, Sanders IA, Eyice Ö and Turchyn AV
, Copernicus Publications
28-03-2022
2021
Diversity of dimethylsulfide‐degrading methanogens and sulfate‐reducing bacteria in anoxic sediments along the Medway Estuary, UKTsola SL, Zhu Y, Ghurnee O, Economou CK, Trimmer M and Eyice Ö
Environmental Microbiology, Wiley vol. 23 (8), 4434-4449.
17-06-2021
2020
Methane production via dimethylsulfide (DMS) degradation along the anoxic sediments of the Medway Estuary, UKTsola S
, Morressier
06-09-2020
2018
Size-fractionated chlorophyll a and phycocyanin temporal variations in a highly eutrophic lake and its isolated karstic springsTsola SL, Renta C, Macingo SC and Karayanni H
Oceanological and Hydrobiological Studies, Uniwersytet Gdanski vol. 47 (2), 118-127.
01-06-2018