Alyse Larkin successfully defended her PhD titled, “Ecological Controls on Prochlorococcus sp. Diversity, Composition, and Activity at High Taxonomic Resolution” She will continue working on marine microbial ecology at UC Irvine working as a postdoc. Congratulations!
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