Subsurface microbiology and the pressing societal need to support future exploration
Cody S. Sheik(University of Minnesota, Duluth), Brandy M. Toner(University of Minnesota), John R. Spear(Colorado School of Mines), Magdalena R. Osburn, David T. Wang(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Brandi Kiel Reese(University of South Alabama), Frederick S. Colwell, Thomas L. Kieft(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), Kat A Cantner(University of Minnesota), Andrew D. Steen(University of Southern California)
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