# Chie Amano


## Posts

- [BONCAT vs Microautoradiography](https://chieamano.com/general/boncat-vs-microautoradiography/): Our latest work on BONCAT on deep-sea microbes is now available as a preprint: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.10.20.683375v1.
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- [Coming Soon Post](https://chieamano.com/general/coming-soon-post/): Hi, thanks for checking out my blog. I am working at it. There will be updates soon. Best, Chie

## Pages

- [Blog](https://chieamano.com/blog/): My latest work on BONCAT with deep-sea samples is now available as a preprint, if you’re interested: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.10.20.683375v1
- [Contact](https://chieamano.com/contact/): Reach out – I’ll get back to you as soon as I can. Name*: Email*: Phone (optional): Subject (optional): Message*: Send * Required fields
- [CV & Publications](https://chieamano.com/cv-publications/): CV & Publications Education Academic Positions Fellowships & Grants Publications Education 2013 Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Science Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Japan 2010 Master of Agricultural Science Graduate School of Life and Environmental Science, University of Tsukuba, Japan 2008 Bachelor of Bioresource Science College of Agrobiological Resources, University of Tsukuba, Japan Academic Positions 2014–2024 Postdoctoral Researcher University of Vienna, Bio-Oceanography & Marine Biology Unit (Project Researcher) 2013–2014 Assistant Professor Faculty of Life Sciences, Toyo University, Japan Fellowships & Grants 2024 HiDA Helmholtz Visiting Researcher Grant 2016–2018 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Fellowship 2014–2016 JSPS […]
- [Research](https://chieamano.com/research/): Research Explore an overview of my ongoing research topics. I study how deep-ocean conditions constrain microbial life, and how microbial activity feeds back on ocean biogeochemistry. A central goal is to quantify activity at depth reflecting the environment where microbes live. Measuring microbial activity at depth When and where do in situ rate measurements change our view of deep-ocean biogeochemical cycling and carbon budgets? Shipboard incubations can alter pressure and temperature, potentially biasing activity estimates. I therefore focus on quantifying microbial activity under conditions as close as possible to those at depth (in situ). We use an in situ microbial […]
- [Home](https://chieamano.com/): Chie Amano Research Field How does the deep ocean shape microbial life?How do microbes shape the deep ocean? The ocean stores a lot of carbon. Microbes in the deep ocean influence whether that carbon is released as CO2 or retained for long timescales. Key questions Research approach I aim to measure prokaryotic activity in the deep ocean in their natural habitat (at depth; in situ). By combining these rate measurements with oceanographic observations, I link microbial processes to carbon cycling and other biogeochemical processes. Research cruises Map of oceanographic expeditions I joined. The sampling locations cover major ocean basins. Content […]


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