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Investigation of the Interactions Between Sea Ice Algae from the Marginal Ice Zone of Antarctica and Artificial Sea Ice
Sea ice is multi-phase system that plays a major role in the Earth's climate system. Sea ice algae act as primary producers of organic carbon, forming the building blocks
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2026
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