Jojy John

Exploring Microbial Ecology through OMICs Technologies

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155 B, Life Science Building

Department of Biological Sciences

Clemson University, South Carolina

Welcome to My Website

I am a passionate researcher in Microbial Ecology/Ecophysiology, focusing on how microbes interact within their ecosystems using multi-OMICs technologies. I study how microbial communities recover from environmental stress and extreme conditions.

Skills

  • Microbial Ecology – analyzing microbial communities and ecosystem function
  • Multi-OMICs Integration – combining genomics & transcriptomics
  • Bioinformatics – custom pipelines, HPC workflows, genome analysis
  • Molecular Biology Techniques – broad wet-lab experience
Skills

Current Research & Projects

Investigating Functional Redundancy Across Microbiomes

I explore the drivers of functional redundancy (FRed) across ecosystems using multi-OMICs approaches. This includes:

  • Functional redundancy (potential vs expressed)
  • Microbial stability and resilience
  • Recovery after ecological disturbance

Explore my Projects page for more details.

news

Nov 15, 2024 Abstract got accepted for ASLO 25 see at Charlotte, USA in March.
Mar 15, 2024 Abstract got accepted for ASM25 see at LA, USA in June.
Jan 16, 2024 AAAS Membership and SCIENCE Magazine Subscription nominated by Cynthia Y. Young Dean of College of Science,Clemson University.

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