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Publications
Valkanas, M.M. and Trun, N.J. (2018) A seasonal study of a passive abandoned coalmine drainage remediation system reveals three distinct zones of contaminant levels and microbial communities. MicrobiologyOpen. 2018:e585. https://doi.org/10.1002/mbo3.585
T. Ly, J.R. Wright, N. Weit, C.J. McLimans, N. Ulrich, M.M. Valkanas, N. Trun, S. Rummel, C.J. Grant, and R. Lamendella. (2019) Microbial Communities Associated with Passive Acidic Abandoned Coal Mine Remediation. Frontiers in Microbiology, 10:1955. https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2019.01955
Manuscripts in Preparation
M.M. Valkanas and N.J. Trun. Limited carbon sources prevent sulfate remediation in a circumneutral abandoned mine drainage system. (In Review).
M.M. Valkanas, T. Rosso, and N.J. Trun. Symbiotic nitrate-driven iron oxidation in acidic coal mine drainage by Serratia marcescens and Sphingomonas LK11. (In Preparation).
M.M. Valkanas and N.J. Trun. Iron and Sulfur Cycling Bacteria in Abandoned Mine Drainage: A Review. (In Preparation).
M.M. Valkanas and N.J. Trun. Spatiotemporal changes in bacterial communities in passive remediation systems treating abandoned coal mine drainage. (In Preparation).
M.M. Valkanas, A. Michalski, and N.J. Trun. The reproducibility of bacterial community composition in environmental samples collected over geographical distances. (In Preparation).
A. Howell, K. Reisenauer, M.M. Valkanas, and K. Carter. Understanding the Role of Museums in Improving Genetics Literacy. (In Preparation)
Curriculum Vitae Functional Resume
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