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DiTullio, Giacomo

College of Charleston

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Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneDitullio, Giacomo is currently serving as a Laboratory Of Hollings Marine faculty at College of Charleston.

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environmental science ecology marine biology oceanography ocean sciences earth science marine ecology marine chemistry chemical oceanography phytoplankton ecology biological oceanography microbial ecology biogeochemistry oceanic science aquatic ecosystems physical oceanography oceanographic research limnology ross sea geophysical research bloom ecology planetary sciences geophysics geochemistry environmental microbiology operational oceanography virology algal biology marine environments cryosphere global ecology deep sea marine systems algal research terrestrial ecology phycology cold region science primary production zooplankton ecology southern ocean phytoplankton growth emiliania huxleyi marine pollution coastal research aerosol science zoology plant science applied phycology sea ice coral reefs microbial physiology biogeochemical process phytochemistry antarctic shelf waters growth rates iron limitation saz project subantarctic southern ocean low irradiance maredat global database dimethylsulfide production phytoplankton community structure osmoregulation acoustical oceanography paleoceanography virus-host interactions harmful microalgae microbiological degradation global south global north surface water bacteriology molecular microbiology primary productivity particle fluxes pacific ocean

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Comment on Essd-2026-144. (2026)

Consolidated Arctic Pigments (2000 to 2024). DTU Data (2026)

Genome-Resolved Biogeography of Phaeocystales, Cosmopolitan Bloom-Forming Algae. Nature Communications (2025)

marine genomicsbloom ecologybiologymolecular ecologyalgal biologyphycologymolecular evolutionalgal research

Zinc Stimulation of Phytoplankton in a Low-Carbon-Dioxide, Coastal Antarctic Environment: Evidence for the Zn Hypothesis. Biogeosciences (2025)

marine chemistrybiological oceanographychemical oceanographyapplied phycologyocean sciencesbloom ecologyoceanographyphytoplankton ecologyenvironmental sciencezn hypothesismarine biologyzinc stimulationearth sciencealgal researchecologycoastal antarctic environmentbiogeochemistry

High Metabolic Zinc Demand Within Native Amundsen and Ross Sea Phytoplankton Communities Determined by Stable Isotope Uptake Rate Measurements. Biogeosciences (2024)

Riss M. KellRebecca J. ChmielDeepa RaoDawn M. MoranMatthew R. McIlvinTristan J. HornerNicole L. SchankeIchiko SugiyamaRobert B. DunbarGiacomo R. DiTullioMak A. Saito

ecohydrologyzooplankton ecologyenvironmental sciencemarine biologymetabolismecologybioenergeticsmarine chemistrynutrient cyclesphytoplankton ecologyglobal ecologybloom ecologyaquatic ecosystemsearth sciencenative amundsennutrient stoichiometrymicrobial ecologyfreshwater biologybiogeochemistry

Spatial and Temporal Variability in Water Quality and Phytoplankton Community Composition in Charleston Harbor. Journal of South Carolina water resources (2024)

temporal variabilitymarine systemswater qualityharmful algaebloom ecologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencephytoplankton ecologycharleston harbormarine biologyenvironmental monitoringfreshwater biologywater pollutionecologylimnology

The Chemistry of Phytoplankton. Chemical Reviews (2024)

Xiaoying LiuZhiwei BianShian HuCody F. DickinsonMenny M. BenjaminJia JiaYintai TianAllen PlaceGeorge S. HannaHendrik LueschPeter CrootMaggie M. ReddyOlivier P. ThomasGary HardimanMelany P. PuglisiMing YangZhi ZhongJohn J. LemastersJeffrey E. KorteAmanda L. WatersCarl E. HeltzelR. Thomas WilliamsonWendy K. StrangmanFred ValerioteMarcus A. TiusGiacomo R. DiTullioDaneel FerreiraAlexander AlekseyenkoShengpeng WangMark T. HamannXiaojuan Wang

environmental engineeringpesticide sciencewater qualitywastewater treatmentplant biotechnologyenvironmental microbiologyphytoplankton ecologyphotocatalysisecotoxicologyfine chemicalswater pollutionphytochemistryearth sciencephycologyplant sciencebotanymicrobiologychemical contaminants

Low Cobalt Inventories in the Amundsen and Ross Seas Driven by High Demand for Labile Cobalt Uptake Among Native Phytoplankton Communities. Biogeosciences (2023)

Adaptive Responses of Marine Diatoms to Zinc Scarcity and Ecological Implications. Nature Communications (2022)

Riss M. KelloggMark A. MoosburnerNatalie R. CohenNicholas J. HawcoMatthew R. McIlvinDawn M. MoranGiacomo R. DiTullioAdam V. SubhasAndrew E. AllenMak A. Saito

marine ecologyadaptive responsesenvironmental sciencemarine biologyecologyecological implicationsevolutionary biologymarine diatoms

Dinoflagellates Alter Their Carbon and Nutrient Metabolic Strategies Across Environmental Gradients in the Central Pacific Ocean. Nature Microbiology (2021)

Natalie R. CohenMatthew R. McIlvinDawn M. MoranNoelle A. HeldJaclyn K. SaundersNicholas J. HawcoMichael BrosnahanGiacomo R. DiTullioCarl LamborgJohn P. McCrowChris L. DupontAndrew E. AllenMak A. Saito

biological oceanographymicrobial physiologymarine ecologynutrient metabolic strategiesoceanographyenvironmental microbiologyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologyenvironmental gradientsmarine biologycentral pacific oceanecologymicrobiology

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DiTullio, Giacomo

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneDitullio, Giacomo is currently serving as a Laboratory Of Hollings Marine faculty at College of Charleston.

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College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comment on Essd-2026-144. (2026)

Consolidated Arctic Pigments (2000 to 2024). DTU Data (2026)

Genome-Resolved Biogeography of Phaeocystales, Cosmopolitan Bloom-Forming Algae. Nature Communications (2025)

marine genomicsbloom ecologybiologymolecular ecologyalgal biologyphycologymolecular evolutionalgal research

Zinc Stimulation of Phytoplankton in a Low-Carbon-Dioxide, Coastal Antarctic Environment: Evidence for the Zn Hypothesis. Biogeosciences (2025)

High Metabolic Zinc Demand Within Native Amundsen and Ross Sea Phytoplankton Communities Determined by Stable Isotope Uptake Rate Measurements. Biogeosciences (2024)

Riss M. KellRebecca J. ChmielDeepa RaoDawn M. MoranMatthew R. McIlvinTristan J. HornerNicole L. SchankeIchiko SugiyamaRobert B. DunbarGiacomo R. DiTullioMak A. Saito

Spatial and Temporal Variability in Water Quality and Phytoplankton Community Composition in Charleston Harbor. Journal of South Carolina water resources (2024)

The Chemistry of Phytoplankton. Chemical Reviews (2024)

Low Cobalt Inventories in the Amundsen and Ross Seas Driven by High Demand for Labile Cobalt Uptake Among Native Phytoplankton Communities. Biogeosciences (2023)

Adaptive Responses of Marine Diatoms to Zinc Scarcity and Ecological Implications. Nature Communications (2022)

Riss M. KelloggMark A. MoosburnerNatalie R. CohenNicholas J. HawcoMatthew R. McIlvinDawn M. MoranGiacomo R. DiTullioAdam V. SubhasAndrew E. AllenMak A. Saito

marine ecologyadaptive responsesenvironmental sciencemarine biologyecologyecological implicationsevolutionary biologymarine diatoms

Dinoflagellates Alter Their Carbon and Nutrient Metabolic Strategies Across Environmental Gradients in the Central Pacific Ocean. Nature Microbiology (2021)

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