
Karen Lloyd
@archaearama
Deep subsurface microbiologist, runner, laugher, wife and parent. She/her/hey-you
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02-11-2012 13:02:13
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WATCH: “It’s ridiculous we’re moving with more urgency to ban COLD BEER 🍺 than to ban weapons of war from our streets.” Rep. Justin Jones Joe Towns, Jr. & the TN House Democrats blast Republicans for fast-tracking a bill over Rep. Gant’s accident, yet ignoring rampant gun violence.



The Astrobiology Graduate Conference (Astrobiology Graduate Conference) is now accepting abstracts for their 2024 meeting! This year's conference will be held at Cornell University, located in upstate New York. To learn more about the conference and submit an abstract, visit abgradcon.org


Just published! Large dataset for the BioScales project began 2020 at the height of COVID w/ one time funding. Designed to be a multi-omic, open-data, feature project for what was then the new National Microbiome Data Collaborative National Microbiome Data Collaborative (1/3) nature.com/articles/s4159…




The podcast I made with Radio3 Scienza is a finalist at the New York Festival Radio Awards, the only Italian podcast in this edition! I'm very happy for this recognition! Thank you all! You can find ABISSI also on Spotify

A new preprint is out with Ashley Bulseco, Ph.D., Julie Huber, PhD, and undergrad Wenzhou (Meg) Yang, where we look at how specific growth rate is distributed in natural microbial communities. Chemostats and models! doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…





Another successful cruise on the RV Sharp getting in situ methanotrophy rates on the Atlantic slope! UROV helped us retrieve a lost lander - not bad-looking for sitting at the bottom of the ocean for a year. Great help from students Anna Hildebrand and Leland Wood too! U.S. National Science Foundation


I'm excited to announce that after 12 wonderful, supportive years at UTK Microbiology, I'm moving my lab to the Earth Sciences Dept. at U. Southern California USC Earth Science @USCDornsif. I can't wait to join all you great geobiologists on the west coast!

The first isolate of Asgard archaea, MK-D1, now has an official name: Promethearchaeum syntrophicum. The new archaeal kingdom, Promethearchaeati, is also approved! Huge thanks to Masaru K. Nobu and JCM members (加藤真悟) for their incredible efforts. microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa…

Get to know our new faculty in the natural sciences! 🌏 Curious about the organisms thriving in Earth’s most remote regions? Karen Lloyd is, too. 🦠 Want to know how microbes survive in extreme environments? Drew Steen is on the cutting edge ⤵️ bit.ly/4d2Aum4
