Alizée Le Moigne's project funded by Polar Access Fund 2018 offered by the Swiss Polar Institute
Alizée's research in the arctic tundra investigates which bacteria are responsible for Carbon recycling in small shallow ponds. She wants to find out if these bacterial communities are similar across the numerous ponds of the region or if different communities can occur and have a different yield in their recycling process.
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