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Andrew Thurber

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Microbiology

Andrew Thurber is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

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Oregon State University

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ecology marine biology oceanography marine geology marine systems environmental science microbial ecology earth science ocean sciences environmental microbiology cold seeps deep sea marine ecology geography coastal research coral reefs biological oceanography biogeochemistry ocean exploration benthic communities coastal engineering biodiversity sedimentology marine micropaleontology operational oceanography marine policy ocean modelling virus research general virology oceanographic research algal biology oceanic science virus phylogeny chemical oceanography microbial diversity paleoecology land degradation global ecology continental shelf research harmful algae marine engineering carbon sinks macroecology detrital provenance trace metals deep sea mining marine hydrodynamics deep space exploration ocean space utilization ocean technology microbial virus protists soil microbiology rhizosphere key site gas hydrates natural gas hydrates paleoceanography fossil fuels coal bed methane authigenic carbonate antarctic seep emergence non-metazoan microeukaryotes mcdr proposals deep-sea considerations methane seep sediments family microviridae novel sister clade chemosynthetic ecosystems deep ocean unrecognized methane sink atypical herpes corals driven cryptic viral outbreak pelagic microbial loop antarctic sponges marine biota hydrobiologia methane cycling

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Antarctic Seep Emergence and Discovery in the Shallow Coastal Environment. Nature Communications (2025)

oceanographic researchmarine systemsextreme environmentsantarctic seep emergenceocean sciencescontinental shelf researchoceanographyocean explorationgeographymarine biologycoastal engineeringmarine geologycoastal researchdeep seaearth scienceoperational oceanographycold seeps

Apicomplexan and Non-Metazoan Microeukaryotes in the Thermosensitive Reef-Building Coral Acropora Hyacinthus Shift in Abundance Throughout an Extreme Coral Bleaching Event. Frontiers in Marine Science (2025)

non-metazoan microeukaryotesmarine systemscoral reefsharmful algaebiologymarine biologyalgal biologymarine micropaleontologymicroorganismsmicrobiology

Distribution and Environmental Drivers of Macrofaunal Nematode Communities Across Gradients of Methane Seepage at Cold Seeps on Hikurangi Margin (New Zealand) and Potential Implications of Disturbance From Gas Hydrate Extraction. Frontiers in Marine Science (2025)

Daniel LeducAshley A. RowdenSarah SeabrookDavid A. BowdenAndrew R. ThurberJane HallidayCliff S. LawOlivia S. PereiraBethany G. WhittenAndrew Marriner

environmental sciencefunctional ecologymarine biologymarine geologymacrofaunal nematode communitiesecologygas hydratesbiological oceanographyfish biologykey sitepotential implicationscoastal researchnatural gas hydratesmethane seepagemarine ecologyenvironmental driversgas hydrate extractionaquatic ecosystemssystems biologyecosystemsenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologycommunity (ecology)

Illuminating Deep-Sea Considerations and Experimental Approaches for Mcdr Proposals. Environmental Research Letters (2025)

Natalya D GalloAnna MetaxasSusanna LidströmElizabeth HetheringtonJoan M Alfaro-LucasDiva AmonJames BarryNarissa BaxPhilip W BoydAna ColaçoIsa ElegbedeElva Escobar-BrionesSvenja HalfterAna HilarioNathalie HilmiChristine L HuffardM Debora Iglesias-RodriguezLisa A LevinDouglas J McCauleyNelia C MestrePauline Nyambura MwangiJuliano Palacios-AbrantesEesha RanganiAndrew R ThurberMoriaki Yasuhara

deep space explorationnavigationoceanographyocean explorationenvironmental sciencemarine biologyenvironmental researchocean sciencesmarine engineeringcoastal researchdeep seaocean modellingdeep sea miningdeep-sea considerationsmarine policycoastal engineeringmarine hydrodynamicsearth scienceenvironmental engineeringmcdr proposals

Reply on Rc1. (2023)

response prediction

A Blueprint for an Inclusive, Global Deep-Sea Ocean Decade Field Programme. Frontiers in Marine Science (2021)

oceanographic researchmarine systemsoceanic scienceclimate dynamicsocean sciencesoceanographyocean explorationgeographymarine policyocean space utilizationmarine biologyocean technologymarine geologyearth scienceoperational oceanographyocean modelling

Hydrothermal Exploration of the Southern Chile Rise: Sediment-Hosted Venting at the Chile Triple Junction.. (2021)

geochemistryhydrothermal geochemistryhydrothermal ventsseafloor hydrothermal systemgeographymarine geologyenergy explorationgeothermal energyhydrothermal explorationearth sciencehydrothermal fluidssouthern chile risechile triple junctionsedimentologytectonophysicsgeology

Mo’Orea Pocilloporidae Coral Virus (Mpcv): A New Megavirus Associated With Scleractinian Corals Undergoing Bleaching. Frontiers in Marine Science (2020)

virus researchgeneral virologynew megavirusbiologyvirus phylogenymarine biologyvirologyvirus classificationinfectious diseasesscleractinian coralsmicrobiology

Exporting Methane Seep Production to Margins and People: The Use of a Methane Seep by Tanner Crabs (Chionoecetes Tanneri). Frontiers of Marine Science (2019)

methane seeppetroleum productioncoal bed methaneenvironmental impact of the energy industrynatural gasenvironmental sciencemethane seep productionhuman impacts on the environmentenvironmental researchenvironmental protectionenvironmental technologyecologyenvironmental degradationfossil fuelstanner crabs

Energy Gradients Structure Microbial Communities Across Sediment Horizons in Deep Marine Sediments. Frontiers in Marine Science (2018)

microbiomemicrobial diversitysediment researchenvironmental microbiologyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologysediment horizonsmarine biologymarine geologydeep marine sedimentsmicroorganismscold seepsecologymicrobiology

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Andrew Thurber

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Microbiology

Andrew Thurber is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Oregon State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Antarctic Seep Emergence and Discovery in the Shallow Coastal Environment. Nature Communications (2025)

non-metazoan microeukaryotesmarine systemscoral reefsharmful algaebiologymarine biologyalgal biologymarine micropaleontologymicroorganismsmicrobiology

Daniel LeducAshley A. RowdenSarah SeabrookDavid A. BowdenAndrew R. ThurberJane HallidayCliff S. LawOlivia S. PereiraBethany G. WhittenAndrew Marriner

Illuminating Deep-Sea Considerations and Experimental Approaches for Mcdr Proposals. Environmental Research Letters (2025)

Reply on Rc1. (2023)

response prediction

A Blueprint for an Inclusive, Global Deep-Sea Ocean Decade Field Programme. Frontiers in Marine Science (2021)

Hydrothermal Exploration of the Southern Chile Rise: Sediment-Hosted Venting at the Chile Triple Junction.. (2021)

Mo’Orea Pocilloporidae Coral Virus (Mpcv): A New Megavirus Associated With Scleractinian Corals Undergoing Bleaching. Frontiers in Marine Science (2020)

virus researchgeneral virologynew megavirusbiologyvirus phylogenymarine biologyvirologyvirus classificationinfectious diseasesscleractinian coralsmicrobiology

Exporting Methane Seep Production to Margins and People: The Use of a Methane Seep by Tanner Crabs (Chionoecetes Tanneri). Frontiers of Marine Science (2019)

Energy Gradients Structure Microbial Communities Across Sediment Horizons in Deep Marine Sediments. Frontiers in Marine Science (2018)

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