Research Areas
Biological Sciences Clusters
The Biological Sciences Clusters discuss strategic planning and have representation on many department committees. Each professor and instructor is a primary member of one Cluster based on general research and teaching interests. The undergraduate programs are not strictly aligned to specific Clusters.
Research concentrations
There is a great breadth and diversity in the research programs within the Department of Biological Sciences.
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Dr. Robert Barclay
Behavioural and physiological ecology, and life histories of mammals and birds; conservation biology; biology of bats.
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Dr. Andre Buret
Immunopathogenesis of infectious diseases, apoptosis, cytokines and inflammation.
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Dr. Hamid Habibi
Molecular endocrinology; Pharmacology and environmental toxicology.
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Dr. Doug Syme
Comparative muscle, locomotor physiology.
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Dr. Matt Vijayan
Stress physiology; Maternal stress effects on developmental programming; Environmental physiology and toxicology; Comparative endocrinology; endocrine disruption.
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Dr. Wic Wildering
Cellular and molecular foundation of neuronal aging and age-associated learning and memory impairment. Cell adhesion mechanisms and their role in the regulation of inflammation, nervous system function and repair.
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Dr. Kyla Flanagan
Understanding the carbon dynamics of freshwater systems and the implications and feedbacks of climate change on those dynamics.
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Dr. Jeremy Fox
Population and community ecology; food web dynamics; biodiversity and ecosystem function.
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Dr. Lee Jackson
Structure-function relationships and contaminant fate and dynamics in aquatic communities; land-water coupling.
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Dr. Ed McCauley
Dynamics of ecological systems; population dynamics and predator-prey interactions; aquatic ecology; theoretical ecology.
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Dr. John Post
Population ecology of fishes; aquatic ecology; fisheries conservation and management.
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Dr. Sean Rogers
My lab consists of a group of evolutionary biologists with a diverse set of interests in molecular ecology and evolution including: [1] ecological genomics and the genetics of adaptation, [2] the genetics of reproductive isolation and speciation, [3] the molecular ecology of invasive species, and [4] conservation genetics.
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Dr. Steven Vamosi
Ecology and evolution of species interactions; aquatic ecology; biodiversity; comparative methods; speciation in post-glacial environments.
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Dr. Matt Vijayan
Stress physiology; maternal stress effects on developmental programming; environmental physiology and toxicology; comparative endocrinology; endocrine disruption.
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Dr. Robert Barclay
Behavioural and physiological ecology, and life histories of mammals and birds; conservation biology; biology of bats.
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Dr. Lawrence Harder
Ecology and evolution of plant reproduction; pollinator behavior.
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Dr. Marco Musiani
Landscape ecology, genetics, wildlife management and conservation biology in terrestrial ecosystems.
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Dr. Mary Reid
Habitat selection, dispersal and reproductive behaviour, especially in bark beetles.
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Dr. Sean Rogers
My lab consists of a group of evolutionary biologists with a diverse set of interests in molecular ecology and evolution including: [1] ecological genomics and the genetics of adaptation, [2] the genetics of reproductive isolation and speciation, [3] the molecular ecology of invasive species, and [4] conservation genetics.
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Dr. Kathreen Ruckstuhl
Ecology and behaviour (mostly mammals) -with a focus on decision-making, sociality, mating and sexual segregation.
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Dr. Steven Vamosi
Ecology and evolution of species interactions; aquatic ecology; biodiversity; comparative methods; speciation in post-glacial environments.
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Dr. Peter Dunfield
Ecology and genomics of extremophilic bacteria; Environmental microbiology of the methane cycle.
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Dr. Jeremy Fox
Population and community ecology; food web dynamics; biodiversity and ecosystem function.
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Dr. Lisa Gieg
Anaerobic hydrocarbon metabolism, bioremediation, enhanced energy recovery, molecular biology/ecology of hydrocarbon resource environments, biotechnological applications in petroleum industry.
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Dr. Lawrence Harder
Ecology and evolution of plant reproduction; pollinator behavior.
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Dr. Joe Harrison
Microbial population biology, biofilm microbiology, bacterial genetics and genomics, cyclic-di-GMP signalling, antibiotic and metal resistance, chronic infectious diseases.
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Dr. Marco Musiani
Landscape ecology, genetics, wildlife management and conservation biology in terrestrial ecosystems.
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Dr. Mindi Summers
Invertebrate diversity, systematics, ecology, and evolutionary biology. Undergraduate learning and visual literacy; Drawing-to-Learn in Zoology.
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Dr. Jana Vamosi
Macroecology and macroevolution of angiosperms; influences of pollination and dispersal on speciation and extinction rates; comparative phylogenetic analysis.
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Dr. Steven Vamosi
Ecology and evolution of species interactions; biodiversity; comparative methods; aquatic bioindicators.
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Dr. Andre Buret
Immunopathogenesis of infectious diseases, apoptosis, cytokines and inflammation.
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Dr. Joe Harrison
Microbial population biology, biofilm microbiology, bacterial genetics and genomics, cyclic-di-GMP signalling, antibiotic and metal resistance, chronic infectious diseases.
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Dr. Doug Morck
Veterinary medicine; ruminant infectious diseases; Biofilms.
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Dr. Doug Storey
Molecular biology, pathogenesis, and genetics of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
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Dr. Raymond J. Turner
Metal resistance in bacteria. Private molecular chaperones for the Tat-Translocase. Integral membrane protein structure and folding. Fluorescence spectroscopy.
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Dr. Marie Fraser
Structural biology. Investigating the catalytic mechanism of enzymes using the tools of X-ray crystallography and molecular biology.
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Dr. David Layzell
Energy systems analysis including modeling the energy-environmental footprint of biological systems.
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Dr. Elmar Prenner
Membrane architecture, domains and lipid rafts, biophysical techniques, DNA labelling.
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Dr. Peter Tieleman
Computer simulations of biological membranes and membrane proteins.
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Dr. Raymond J. Turner
Metal resistance in bacteria. Private molecular chaperones for the Tat-Translocase. Integral membrane protein structure and folding. Fluorescence spectroscopy.
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Dr. Hans Vogel
NMR and spectroscopic studies of antimicrobial peptides, regulatory calcium binding proteins and bacterial iron-uptake proteins.
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Dr. Wic Wildering
Cellular and molecular foundation of neuronal aging and age-associated learning and memory impairment. Cell adhesion mechanisms and their role in the regulation of inflammation, nervous system function and repair.
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Dr. Peter Dunfield
Ecology and genomics of extremophilic bacteria; Environmental microbiology of the methane cycle.
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Dr. Peter Facchini
Biochemistry, molecular and cell biology of plant secondary metabolism; metabolic engineering in plants.
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Dr. Lashitew Gedamu
Molecular Biology of Leishmania: Functional studies and stage specific regulation of genes involved in Leishmania survival and pathogenesis. Evaluation of Leishmania Vaccine Candidate Genes.
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Dr. Lisa Gieg
Anaerobic hydrocarbon metabolism, bioremediation, enhanced energy recovery, molecular biology/ecology of hydrocarbon resource environments, biotechnological applications in petroleum industry.
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Dr. Michael Hynes
Molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions; regulation of genes involved in Rhizobium symbiosis, Rhizobium plasmids, chemotaxis, microbial ecology.
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Dr. Ian Lewis
Improving our understanding of how to diagnose and treat antibiotic resistant pathogens, using mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging to quantify flow of molecules between pathogen and host.
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Dr. Elmar Prenner
Membrane architecture, domains and lipid rafts, biophysical techniques, DNA labelling.
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Dr. Dae-Kyun Ro
Biochemistry and molecular genetics of plant secondary metabolisms; Plant and microbial metabolic engineering for the production of pharmaceuticals, nutrient-enhanced crops, and renewable energy.
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Dr. Peter Tieleman
Computer simulations of biological membranes and membrane proteins.
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Dr. Raymond J. Turner
Metal resistance in Bacteria. Private molecular chaperones for the Tat-Translocase. Integral membrane protein structure and folding. Fluorescence spectroscopy.
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Dr. Hans Vogel
NMR and spectroscopic studies of antimicrobial peptides, regulatory calcium binding proteins and bacterial iron-uptake proteins.
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Dr. Sui-Lam Wong
Gene expression, protein engineering and protein secretion in Bacillus subtilis.
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Dr. Greg Moorhead
Role and regulation of protein phosphatases in humans and plants and the interaction of carbon and nitrogen metabolism in Arabidopsis thaliana.
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Dr. Andre Buret
Immunopathogenesis of infectious diseases, apoptosis, cytokines and inflammation.
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Dr. Constance Finney
Improving our understanding of how the immune system copes with multiple infections at the same time, known as co-infection. Host-pathogen interactions.
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Dr. Michael Hynes
Molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions; regulation of genes involved in Rhizobium symbiosis, Rhizobium plasmids, chemotaxis, microbial ecology.
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Dr. Doug Muench
Molecular/cell biology of mRNA localization and the cytoskeleton; metabolic engineering.
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Dr. Carrie Shemanko
Mammary gland development and breast cancer; prolactin Jak-Stat signaling; mammary epithelial stem cell biology.
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Dr. Gordon Chua
Functional genomics in fission yeast. Deciphering biological networks of gene regulation and genetic interactions.
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Dr. Hamid Habibi
Molecular endocrinology; Pharmacology and environmental toxicology.
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Dr. David Hansen
Genetic analysis of stem cell self renewal; Negative regulation of Notch signaling.
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Dr. Joe Harrison
Microbial population biology, biofilm microbiology, bacterial genetics and genomics, cyclic-di-GMP signalling, antibiotic and metal resistance, chronic infectious diseases.
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Dr. Carrie Shemanko
Mammary gland development and breast cancer; prolactin Jak-Stat signaling; mammary epithelial stem cell biology.
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Dr. Matt Vijayan
Stress physiology; Maternal stress effects on developmental programming; Environmental physiology and toxicology; Comparative endocrinology; endocrine disruption.
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Dr. Wic Wildering
Cellular and molecular foundation of neuronal aging and age-associated learning and memory impairment. Cell adhesion mechanisms and their role in the regulation of inflammation, nervous system function and repair.
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Dr. Robert Barclay
Behavioural and physiological ecology, and life histories of mammals and birds; conservation biology; biology of bats.
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Dr. Marco Musiani
Landscape ecology, genetics, wildlife management and conservation biology in terrestrial ecosystems.
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Dr. John Post
Population ecology of fishes; aquatic ecology; fisheries conservation and management.
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Dr. Mary Reid
Habitat selection, dispersal and reproductive behaviour, especially in bark beetles.
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Dr. Sean Rogers
My lab consists of a group of evolutionary biologists with a diverse set of interests in molecular ecology and evolution including: [1] ecological genomics and the genetics of adaptation, [2] the genetics of reproductive isolation and speciation, [3] the molecular ecology of invasive species, and [4] conservation genetics.
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Dr. Kathreen Ruckstuhl
Ecology and behaviour (mostly mammals)-with a focus on decision-making, sociality, mating and sexual segregation.
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Dr. Steven Vamosi
Ecology and evolution of species interactions; aquatic ecology; biodiversity; comparative methods; speciation in post-glacial environments.
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Dr. John Cobb
Mammalian developmental biology. Role of homeodomain transcription factors in patterning the mouse embryo with an emphasis on limb development and the control of gene expression.
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Dr. David Hansen
Genetic analysis of stem cell self renewal; Negative regulation of Notch signaling.
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Dr. Carrie Shemanko
Mammary gland development and breast cancer; prolactin Jak-Stat signaling; mammary epithelial stem cell biology.
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Dr. Matt Vijayan
Stress Physiology; Maternal stress effects on developmental programming; Environmental physiology and toxicology; Comparative endocrinology; endocrine disruption.
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Dr. Peter Vize
Developmental and Marine Biology. Organogenesis of the vertebrate kidney, coral reef ecology.
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Dr. Wic Wildering
Cellular and molecular foundation of neuronal aging and age-associated learning and memory impairment. Cell adhesion mechanisms and their role in the regulation of inflammation, nervous system function and repair.
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Dr. Gordon Chua
Functional genomics in fission yeast. Deciphering biological networks of gene regulation and genetic interactions.
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Dr. Peter Dunfield
Ecology and genomics of extremophilic bacteria; Environmental microbiology of the methane cycle.
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Dr. Lashitew Gedamu
Molecular Biology of Leishmania: Functional studies and stage specific regulation of genes involved in Leishmania survival and pathogenesis. Evaluation of Leishmania Vaccine Candidate Genes.
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Dr. David Hansen
Genetic analysis of stem cell self renewal; Negative regulation of Notch signaling.
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Dr. Joe Harrison
Microbial population biology, biofilm microbiology, bacterial genetics and genomics, cyclic-di-GMP signalling, antibiotic and metal resistance, chronic infectious disease.
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Dr. Michael Hynes
Molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions; regulation of genes involved in Rhizobium symbiosis, Rhizobium plasmids, chemotaxis, microbial ecology.
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Dr. Doug Muench
Molecular/cell biology of mRNA localization and the cytoskeleton; metabolic engineering.
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Dr. Dae-Kyun Ro
Biochemistry and molecular genetics of plant secondary metabolisms; Plant and microbial metabolic engineering for the production of pharmaceuticals, nutrient-enhanced crops, and renewable energy.
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Dr. Sean Rogers
My lab consists of a group of evolutionary biologists with a diverse set of interests in molecular ecology and evolution including: [1] ecological genomics and the genetics of adaptation, [2] the genetics of reproductive isolation and speciation, [3] the molecular ecology of invasive species, and [4] conservation genetics.
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Dr. Sui-Lam Wong
Gene expression, protein engineering and protein secretion in Bacillus subtilis.
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Dr. Steven Zimmerly
Transposition of group II introns in bacteria and evolution of group II introns.
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Dr. Peter Dunfield
Ecology and genomics of extremophilic bacteria; Environmental microbiology of the methane cycle.
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Dr. Lisa Gieg
Anaerobic hydrocarbon metabolism, bioremediation, enhanced energy recovery, molecular biology/ecology of hydrocarbon resource environments, biotechnological applications in petroleum industry.
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Dr. Joe Harrison
Microbial population biology, biofilm microbiology, bacterial genetics and genomics, cyclic-di-GMP signalling, antibiotic and metal resistance, chronic infectious diseases.
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Dr. Casey Hubert
Particular research interests include extremophiles (anaerobic thermophiles) such as dormant thermophilic bacteria in permanently cold Arctic marine sediments that appear to derive from deep hot petroleum deposits.
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Dr. Michael Hynes
Molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions; regulation of genes involved in Rhizobium symbiosis, Rhizobium plasmids, chemotaxis, microbial ecology.
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Dr. David Layzell
Energy systems analysis including modeling the energy-environmental footprint of biological systems.
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Dr. Raymond J. Turner
Metal resistance in Bacteria. Private molecular chaperones for the Tat-Translocase. Integral membrane protein structure and folding. Fluorescence spectroscopy.
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Dr. Gordon Chua
Functional genomics in fission yeast. Deciphering biological networks of gene regulation and genetic interactions.
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Dr. Peter Dunfield
Ecology and genomics of extremophilic bacteria; Environmental microbiology of the methane cycle.
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Dr. Peter Facchini
Biochemistry, molecular and cell biology of plant secondary metabolism; metabolic engineering in plants.
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Dr. David Hansen
Genetic analysis of stem cell self renewal; Negative regulation of Notch signaling.
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Dr. Joe Harrison
Microbial population biology, biofilm microbiology, bacterial genetics and genomics, cyclic-di-GMP signalling, antibiotic and metal resistance, chronic infectious diseases.
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Dr. Michael Hynes
Molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions; regulation of genes involved in Rhizobium symbiosis, Rhizobium plasmids, chemotaxis, microbial ecology.
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Dr. Doug Muench
Molecular/cell biology of mRNA localization and the cytoskeleton; metabolic engineering.
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Dr. Marco Musiani
Landscape ecology, genetics, wildlife management and conservation biology in terrestrial ecosystems.
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Dr. Dae-Kyun Ro
Biochemistry and molecular genetics of plant secondary metabolisms; Plant and microbial metabolic engineering for the production of pharmaceuticals, nutrient-enhanced crops, and renewable energy.
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Dr. Sean Rogers
My lab consists of a group of evolutionary biologists with a diverse set of interests in molecular ecology and evolution including: [1] ecological genomics and the genetics of adaptation, [2] the genetics of reproductive isolation and speciation, [3] the molecular ecology of invasive species, and [4] conservation genetics.
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Dr. Matt Vijayan
Stress Physiology; Maternal stress effects on developmental programming; Environmental physiology and toxicology; Comparative endocrinology; endocrine disruption.
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Dr. Sam Yeaman
Adaptation to heterogeneous environments, computational biology, population genomics, and bioinformatics.
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Dr. Andre Buret
Immunopathogenesis of infectious diseases, apoptosis, cytokines and inflammation.
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Dr. Constance Finney
Improving our understanding of how the immune system copes with multiple infections at the same time, known as co-infection. Host-pathogen interactions.
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Dr. Lashitew Gedamu
Molecular Biology of Leishmania: Functional studies and stage specific regulation of genes involved in Leishmania survival and pathogenesis. Evaluation of Leishmania Vaccine Candidate Genes.
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Dr. Joe Harrison
Microbial population biology, biofilm microbiology, bacterial genetics and genomics, cyclic-di-GMP signalling, antibiotic and metal resistance, chronic infectious diseases.
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Dr. Ian Lewis
Developing new diagnostic approaches for pathogen identification, specifically for hospital acquired infections, and for identifying drug resistant pathogens. Investigating the connection between metabolic adaptation and virulence of human pathogens. Mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging are utilized.
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Dr. Doug Morck
Veterinary medicine; ruminant infectious diseases; Biofilms.
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Dr. Doug Storey
Molecular biology, pathogenesis, and genetics of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
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Dr. Lawrence Harder
Ecology and evolution of plant reproduction; pollinator behaviour.
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Dr. Mary Reid
Habitat selection, dispersal and reproductive behaviour, especially in bark beetles.
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Dr. Mindi Summers
Invertebrate diversity, systematics, ecology, and evolutionary biology. Undergraduate learning and visual literacy; Drawing-to-Learn in Zoology.
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Dr. Steven Vamosi
Ecology and evolution of species interactions; aquatic ecology; biodiversity; comparative methods; speciation in post-glacial environments.
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Dr. Wic Wildering
Cellular and molecular foundation of neuronal aging and age-associated learning and memory impairment. Cell adhesion mechanisms and their role in the regulation of inflammation, nervous system function and repair.
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Dr. Greg Moorhead
Role and regulation of protein phosphatases in humans and plants and the interaction of carbon and nitrogen metabolism in Arabidopsis thaliana.
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Dr. Elmar Prenner
Membrane architecture, domains and lipid rafts, biophysical techniques, DNA labelling.
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Dr. Peter Tieleman
Computer simulations of biological membranes and membrane proteins.
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Dr. Vanina Zaremberg
Lipid mediated signaling and regulation of lipid metabolism using the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae as model system.
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Dr. Peter Facchini
Biochemistry, molecular and cell biology of plant secondary metabolism; metabolic engineering in plants.
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Dr. Ian Lewis
Investigating the connection between metabolic adaptation and virulence of human pathogens; unraveling the complex host-pathogen metabolic dynamics that occurs during infection. Mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging used to quantify flow of molecules between pathogen and host.
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Dr. Dae-Kyun Ro
Biochemistry and molecular genetics of plant secondary metabolisms; Plant and microbial metabolic engineering for the production of pharmaceuticals, nutrient-enhanced crops, and renewable energy.
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Dr. Raymond J. Turner
Metal resistance in bacteria. Private molecular chaperones for the Tat-Translocase. Integral membrane protein structure and folding. Fluorescence spectroscopy.
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Dr. Hans Vogel
NMR and spectroscopic studies of antimicrobial peptides, regulatory calcium binding proteins and bacterial iron-uptake proteins.
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Dr. Peter Facchini
Biochemistry, molecular and cell biology of plant secondary metabolism; metabolic engineering in plants.
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Dr. Cindy Graham
Plant hormone metabolism and stress responses; Natural Science Education.
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Dr. Lawrence Harder
Ecology and evolution of plant reproduction; pollinator behaviour.
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Dr. Michael Hynes
Molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions; regulation of genes involved in Rhizobium symbiosis, Rhizobium plasmids, chemotaxis, microbial ecology.
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Dr. Ed Johnson
Biogeoscience, plant populations,disturbance ecology.
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Dr. David Layzell
Energy systems analysis including modeling the energy-environmental footprint of biological systems.
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Dr. Greg Moorhead
Role and regulation of protein phosphatases in humans and plants and the interaction of carbon and nitrogen metabolism in Arabidopsis thaliana.
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Dr. Doug Muench
Molecular/cell biology of mRNA localization and the cytoskeleton; metabolic engineering.
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Dr. Mary Reid
Habitat selection, dispersal and reproductive behaviour, especially in bark beetles.
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Dr. Dae-Kyun Ro
Biochemistry and molecular genetics of plant secondary metabolisms; Plant and microbial metabolic engineering for the production of pharmaceuticals, nutrient-enhanced crops, and renewable energy.
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Dr. Marcus Samuel
Plant reproductive development-cellular signaling during pollen-pistil interactions; Plant stress signaling and crop improvement.
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Dr. Jana Vamosi
Macroecology and macroevolution of angiosperms; influences of pollination and dispersal on speciation and extinction rates; comparative phylogenetic analysis.
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Dr. Steven Vamosi
Ecology and evolution of species interactions; aquatic ecology; biodiversity; comparative methods; speciation in post-glacial environments.
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Dr. Ed Yeung
Structural, physiological and biochemical ontogeny of plant embryogenesis.
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Dr. Cindy Graham
Plant hormone metabolism and stress responses; Natural Science Education.
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Mr. William Huddleston
Undergraduate student learning and laboratory development.
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Dr. Elke Lohmeier-Vogel
Metabolism of pentose sugars by immobilized or freely suspended yeast strains. Undergraduate laboratory development.
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Dr. Mindi Summers
Invertebrate diversity, systematics, ecology, and evolutionary biology. Undergraduate learning and visual literacy; Drawing-to-Learn in Zoology.
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Dr. Marie Fraser
Structural biology. Investigating the catalytic mechanism of enzymes using the tools of X-ray crystallography and molecular biology.
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Dr. Lashitew Gedamu
Molecular Biology of Leishmania: Functional studies and stage specific regulation of genes involved in Leishmania survival and pathogenesis. Evaluation of Leishmania Vaccine Candidate Genes.
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Dr. Peter Tieleman
Computer simulations of biological membranes and membrane proteins.
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Dr. Raymond J. Turner
Metal resistance in bacteria. Private molecular chaperones for the Tat-Translocase. Integral membrane protein structure and folding. Fluorescence spectroscopy.
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Dr. Hans Vogel
NMR and spectroscopic studies of antimicrobial peptides, regulatory calcium binding proteins and bacterial iron-uptake proteins.
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Dr. Gordon Chua
Functional genomics in fission yeast. Deciphering biological networks of gene regulation and genetic interactions.
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Dr. David Layzell
Energy systems analysis including modeling the energy-environmental footprint of biological systems.
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Dr. Ian Lewis
Host-pathogen interaction; unraveling complex host-pathogen metabolic interactions that occur during infection. Mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging used to quantify flow of molecules between pathogen and host.
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Dr. Robert Barclay
Behavioural and physiological ecology, and life histories of mammals and birds; conservation biology; biology of bats.
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Dr. Sean Rogers
My lab consists of a group of evolutionary biologists with a diverse set of interests in molecular ecology and evolution including: [1] ecological genomics and the genetics of adaptation, [2] the genetics of reproductive isolation and speciation, [3] the molecular ecology of invasive species, and [4] conservation genetics.
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Dr. Kathreen Ruckstuhl
Ecology and behaviour (mostly mammals)-with a focus on decision-making, sociality, mating and sexual segregation.
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Dr. Tony Russell
Functional morphology and systematics of vertebrates; vertebrate palaeontology; herpetological ecology.
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Dr. Doug Syme
Comparative muscle, locomotor physiology.
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Dr. Jessica Theodor
Systematics, diversity dynamics and paleoecology of mammals, especially ungulates; vertebrate palaeontology.
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Dr. Tony Russell
Functional morphology and systematics of vertebrates; vertebrate palaeontology; herpetological ecology.
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Dr. Jessica Theodor
Systematics, diversity dynamics and paleoecology of mammals, especially ungulates; vertebrate palaeontology.