BK
B. Karthick
Also known as: Karthick, B; Balasubramanian K
Agharkar Research Institute, North-West University, University of Mysore, JJ College of Arts and Science, University of Colorado Boulder, KSR College of Arts and Science
0000-0003-4066-2458
Employment
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Agharkar Research Institute Scientist2013 - Present
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North-West University Post Doctoral Fellow2013 - 2013
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University of Colorado Boulder Post Doctoral Fellow2010 - 2011
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Indian Institute of Science Project Assistant2004 - 2010
Education
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University of Mysore PhD2006 - 2010
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JJ College of Arts and Science M. Sc2002 - 2004
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KSR College of Arts and Science B.Sc1999 - 2002
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (88)
- Diatom Voucher Flora of Epilithic Habitats in the Mula-Mutha River Basin, Maharashtra, India, with Insights into Seasonal Indicator Taxa Save
- Glacial Lakes – Archives of the Past Environmental Conditions From the Himalayan Region Save
- Substrate equivalence in tropical lotic diatom communities: environmental gradients override microhabitat complexity in Western Ghats, India Save
- Assigning taxonomy and traits to DNA sequences of river diatoms in a region with limited taxonomic knowledge using the updated and annotated reference library Diat.barcode Save
- Co-occurrence of microplastics and heavy metals in a freshwater lake system in Indian Himalaya: Distribution and influencing factors Save
- Indoplatessa gen. nov.—a new monoraphid diatom genus based on Platessa arborea (Achnanthidiaceae, Bacillariophyceae) Save
- Patterns and process in pseudoaerial diatom communities: impact of local and regional factors in the Eastern Himalayan and Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot Save
- Distribution, Sources, and Heavy Metal Interactions of Microplastics in Groundwater and Sediment of Semi‐Arid Regions of Northwest India Save
- Encyonema meghamalaiense sp. nov. (Bacillariophyceae, Encyonemataceae): A New Cymbelloid Diatom from the Meghamalai Hills, Tamil Nadu, India Save
- Climate-driven history of last 2600 years: Insights from Bandhavgarh National Park and Tiger Reserve, Central India Save