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The ocean’s smallest organisms help control processes that reach across the planet. Samantha Joye studies the interactions between microbes, environmental conditions, and biogeochemical cycling in coastal and open-ocean systems. Her group examines how climate change and human disturbances affect those processes, including responses to temperature, salinity, sea level, and storms. Research also reaches extreme environments such as deep-sea hydrothermal vents. The work connects microbial ecology with environmental chemistry to explain how changing conditions alter ocean ecosystem function.
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