• "National Science Foundation funds 'extreme science' project"
  The University of Georgia Columns, 11 October 2004
  
• "SREL team wins extreme bug grant"
  Online Athens, Athens Banner-Herald, 4 October 2004
  
• "Scientists take study of microorganisms to the extreme in hot springs of Nevada"
  Aiken Standard, 15 October 2004
  
• What I Did on My Summer Vacation”
  Lakeside High School Panther Prints, November 2005
  
• An endless laboratory: Scientist studies life in its many forms”
  Aiken Standard, 2 March 2006.
• Student's science skill makes teaching 'grand adventure'.
  Augusta Chronicle, March 26, 2006.
• UGA researchers propose new hypothesis on the evolution of hot springs microorganisms
• University of Georgia Research Magazine Fall 2006
• Archaea In Hot Springs Use Ammonia For Energy: May Shed Light on Early Evolution
• Eating Ammonia
• Evolving No So Hot
  

1. First report of crenarchaeol in terrestrial hot springs

2. Crenarchaeol was found at temperatures up to 87 °C.

3. A Thermophilic temperature optimum for crenarchaeol

4. Novel Crenarchaeota in terrestrial hot springs

5. Did Crenarchaeota evolve from a moderately thermobiotic environment?