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Professor:

Mark Teece collecting coral samples from reefs in the Florida Keys

Technicians:

Undergraduate Students:

Juliet Bock (BS) - high school teacher
Heather Conway (BS) - now at Oregon State
Cynthia Lawniczak (Ph.D. 2005)
Graduate Students:
Past members:
Thomas Zengeya (BS) - now at
SUNY-Oswego
Jon Nuwer (BS) - now at University of Washington
Andrew Holloway (BS) - at Bristol-Myers Squibb

George Westby (BS) - now at SUNY-ESF

Collaborating scientists
Laura Manno worked on zebra mussels (REU)
Adam Penque worked on migrating shorebirds (Red Knots)
Kim Schulz is collaborating on several zooplankton projects
John Farrell from TIBS
Bill Kappell from USGS explaining mudslides
Emily Alexander
Yaron Aronowicz
Maria Moskalenko worked on nutrient cycling in goldenrod
Lynn Christensen using stable isotopes to study moose feeding
Jose-Lopez sampling in the early morning
Kt Schwadere (REU) characterized fatty acids
in zooplankton
Cheryl Kirst proudly displays her first patinas
Jacob Milea collecting willow leaves from the
ESF plantation
Chris Tarolli worked on Lake Erie during the NSF-REU prgram
Joanie Knuth worked on changes in paleoclimate and environment using lipid biomarkers
Leanne Huber worked on migrationof the Red Knot
Lydia worked on projects involving fish in the St. Lawrence and maple syrup issues
If you are interested in getting some research experience in my lab please contact me

Sarah FitzPatrick defended her Masters on utilizing fatty acids in lake food webs in 2008

Will Wurzel is studying amino acids in corals
Peter Smyntek finished his Ph.D in 2006 and is now at the University of Manchester in England
Diego Lirman, a coral ecologist, is working with us on coral feeding ecology
Mary Alice Coffroth is collaborating on the fatty acid composition of zooxanthellae clades
Howard Lasker is working with us on the feeding habits of octocorals
Kenson coring a wetlands for an undergraduate project
Ben Estes was caught thinking on the job, while working on coral feeding strategies in the Florida Keys
Ben Estes joins the lab as a MS student in summer 2009