Roberto Kolter

Harvard University

H-index: 135

North America-United States

Roberto Kolter, With an exceptional h-index of 135 and a recent h-index of 78 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Harvard University,

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

The New Microbiology: an international lecture course on the island of Spetses

Bacteria grow swiftly and live thriftily

Reply to Oren et al.,“New Phylum Names Harmonize Prokaryotic Nomenclature”

The Spanish Society for Microbiology and Latin American microbiologists: seventy-five years of joint scientific ventures

The history of microbiology—a personal interpretation

The environmental occurrence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa

A horizontally acquired expansin gene increases virulence of the emerging plant pathogen Erwinia tracheiphila

The microbiomes of seven lichen genera reveal host specificity, a reduced core community and potential as source of antimicrobials

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
The New Microbiology: an international lecture course on the island of Spetses	Microlife	Pascale Cossart Roberto Kolter Bruno Lemaitre Athanasios Typas	2023
Bacteria grow swiftly and live thriftily	Current Biology	Roberto Kolter Nathalie Balaban Thomas Julou	2022/6/20
Reply to Oren et al.,“New Phylum Names Harmonize Prokaryotic Nomenclature”	Mbio	Gaurav Sharma Salim T Islam Praveen Rahi Mark W Silby Donato Giovannelli ...	2022/10/26
The Spanish Society for Microbiology and Latin American microbiologists: seventy-five years of joint scientific ventures	International Microbiology	Juan A Ayala Roberto Kolter	2021/11
The history of microbiology—a personal interpretation		Roberto Kolter	2021/10/2
The environmental occurrence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa	Apmis	Stephanie Crone Martha Vives‐Flórez Lasse Kvich Aaron M Saunders Matthew Malone ...	2020/3
A horizontally acquired expansin gene increases virulence of the emerging plant pathogen Erwinia tracheiphila	Scientific reports	Jorge Rocha Lori R Shapiro Roberto Kolter	2020/12/10
The microbiomes of seven lichen genera reveal host specificity, a reduced core community and potential as source of antimicrobials	Frontiers in microbiology	Maria A Sierra David C Danko Tito A Sandoval Gleb Pishchany Bibiana Moncada ...	2020/3/24
On the possible ecological roles of antimicrobials		Gleb Pishchany Roberto Kolter	2020/3

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