Extreme Environments

Bioprospecting Extreme Ecosystems Before They Vanish: The (Poorly Studied) Microbiology of Tropical Glaciers. The Microbial Diversity of Hot Springs Located in Himalayan Geothermal Belts (HGB). The Dead Sea: Lessons Learned From the Study of Microorganisms Isolated From a Dying Lake. The Wonderful Halophiles: Microorganisms Producing Useful Compounds. Exploring Microbial Diversity and Heavy Metals Resistance in an Active Volcanic Geothermal System. Metallophillic Bacteria and Bioremediation of Heavy Metals. New Trends in Antarctic Bioprospecting: The Case of Cold-adapted Bacteria. Yeasts on King George Island (Maritime Antarctica): Biodiversity and Biotechnological Applications. Bacterial Communities Associated With Macroalgae in Antarctica. Antarctic Bacteria in Microbial Mats From King George Island, Maritime Antarctica. Physiological and Metabolic Basis of Microbial Adaptations Under Extreme Environments. Shaping Microbial Communities in Changing Environments: The Paradigm of Solar Salterns. Metabolic Pathways in Biodegrading Psychrotrophic Bacteria Under Cold Environments. Extremophiles Thriving in Extreme Ecosystems of Armenia. Extremophiles Inhabiting Unique Ecosystems in Egypt. Microbial Life in Deep Terrestrial Continental Crust. The Insight into Deep Subsurface Microbial Life in Therapeutic Waters of Poland. Multi-Omics Approaches for Extremophilic Microbial, Genetic, and Metabolic Diversity. Impact of Microbial Genome Sequencing Advancements in Understanding Extremophiles. Extremophilic Isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa as Biomarkers of Presence of Heavy Metals and Organic Pollution and Their Potential for Application in Contemporary Ecotoxicology. Moroccan New and Extremophilic Actinobacteria and Their Biotechnological Applications.