Stephen R. Lindemann

Stephen R. Lindemann's research focuses on how gut and environmental microbial communities process complex carbohydrates and other nutrients, and how these processes affect metabolism and host health. His work spans human gut microbiome studies (e.g., dietary fiber fermentation, metabolite production, colon epithelial interactions) as well as microbial ecology in extreme or engineered environments like hypersaline biofilms and microbial communities used in biotechnology. Students in this group would likely engage in interdisciplinary work combining microbiology, metabolomics, and computational modeling of microbial interactions.

Publication output has fluctuated over the past decade, with a large spike in 2020 followed by a return to a more moderate but steady pace of roughly 6-14 publications per year in recent years.

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