Heidi Aronson, PhD
@heidi-aronson.bsky.social
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Postdoc in the Coates Lab @UCBerkeley, PhD from the Amend lab @USC and the Macalady lab @PSU | #Geomicrobiology | #Astrobiology | #Sulfur | #Phosphorus | #Extremophiles | Microbial metabolism | Cultivation
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Karen Lloyd
@karenlloyd.bsky.social
· Aug 20
The Pursuit of Life Where It Seems Unimaginable | Quanta Magazine
A decade ago, Karen Lloyd discovered single-celled microbes living beneath the seafloor. Now she studies how they can survive in Earth’s crust, possibly for hundreds or thousands of years, and push li...
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Jennifer Biddle
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· Aug 27
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Cameron Thrash
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· Aug 27
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Cameron Thrash
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· Aug 28
Bringing the uncultivated microbial majority of freshwater ecosystems into culture - Nature Communications
A large fraction of aquatic bacteria remains uncultured. Here, the authors cultivated 627 strains of abundant freshwater bacteria from 14 European lakes, thus generating a collection that includes man...
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Tristan Caro
@tacaro.bsky.social
· Aug 26
Dissolved inorganic carbon supports robust anabolism and methanogenesis in actively serpentinizing rocks
Serpentinites, hydrated ultramafic rocks that produce [hyper]alkaline, reducing, H2-rich groundwaters, host subsurface microbial ecosystems. Though in the presence of enormous reducing power, life in ...
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Cameron Thrash
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· Aug 26
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Jonathan Gropp
@biogeochem345.bsky.social
· Aug 21
Modulation of methyl–coenzyme M reductase expression alters the isotopic composition of microbial methane
The stable isotopic composition of microbial methane varies substantially, and the underlying causes are debated. In this work, we experimentally controlled the abundance of the central enzyme in meth...
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