School of Business and Science

Margrét Auður Sigurbjörnsdóttir

Associate Professor
+35 44608518

Location

  • R226
  • Borgir rannsóknarhús

General information

Courses

HLT1206200
Molecular genetics 2. Medical biotechnology.
LOK1226120
Final year project II
ERF1106110
Genetics
HVN1106180
Group project I
LFT1106120
Biotechnology
LUP1106110
Bioinformatics
ÓNF1106090
Immunology
SÓV0108160
Microbiology, Immunology and Virology
SVA1103060
Special assignment in natural resource science - Literature review
ERF1106110
Genetics
LFT1106120
Biotechnology

Research

2020
Gas seepage pockmark microbiomes suggest the presence of sedimentary coal seams in the Öxarfjörður graben of northeastern Iceland
2019
Exploration of social spreading reveals behavior is prevalent among Pedobacter and P. fluorescens isolates, and shows variations in induction of phenotype
2018
Xylanolytic psychrotrophs from andosolic sedge fens and moss heaths in Iceland
2016
Are lichens potential natural reservoirs for plant pathogens?
2016
Nutrient scavenging activity and antagonistic factors of non-photobiont lichen-associated bacteria: a review
2016
Selective isolation of potentially phosphate-mobilizing, biosurfactant-producing and biodegradative bacteria associated with a sub-Arctic, terricolous lichen, Peltigera membranacea
2016
The lichen-associated microbiome: Taxonomy and functional roles of lichen-associated bacteria
2015
Analysis of the Peltigera membranacea metagenome indicates that lichen-associated bacteria are involved in phosphate solubilization
2014
Novel bacteria associated with Arctic seashore lichens have potential roles in nutrient scavenging
2012
Combined hydrogen and ethanol production from sugars and lignocellulosic biomass by Thermoanaerobacterium AK 54, isolated from hot spring
2012
Effect of various factors on ethanol yields from lignocellulosic biomass by Thermoanaerobacterium AK17
2011
Ethanol and Hydrogen Production with Thermophilic Bactera from Sugars and Complex Biomass
2010
Bioprospecting thermophilic ethanol and hydrogen producing bacteria from hot springs in Iceland