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NSF renews C-CoMP for five more years of ocean microbe research
Original: NSF Renews C-CoMP for Five Years to Investigate the Microbial Chemistry Shaping the Ocean’s Carbon Cycle | Newswise
The US National Science Foundation has renewed the C-CoMP (Chemical Cycles in the Marine Photoautotroph-Microbe) science and technology center for another five years. The center studies the microbial chemistry that drives the ocean's carbon cycle, work relevant to understanding how oceans store and move carbon and regulate climate. Continued funding allows researchers to expand investigations into how marine microbes shape carbon cycling.
Why now: The NSF's renewed funding for ocean carbon cycle research is timely given growing interest in climate and ocean science.
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