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Our
office and lab space are located on the main UNCG campus. Click for a broad and a detailed
map. Our
research apiary and bee facility are located
5min to the west. Disclaimer: The material
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Current Lab Members (listed with their favorite project):
Laura
Willard (MSc candidate): Intestinal Stem Cell Culture
Ashley
Hayes (BSc, volunteer): Population Structure of A. cerana
Dawit
Adnew (Math-Bio fellow): Comparative Genomic Analyses
Luke
Dixon (REU fellow): Worker Lifespan without a Queen
Ellen
Lonon (BSc candidate): Pleiotropic Aging Effects of QTL
Michelle
McQuage (BSc candidate): Aging QTL in Worker Bees
Danielle
Lucas (Postbac student): Genetic Structure of Physocephala
Past Members:
Post-Graduate:
Kristin
Ward: M.S. (2004-2006): “A study of
cellular proliferation and apoptosis in short- and long-lived honey bees, Apis mellifera.” è Medical school
Emily
Meznar: M.S. (2007-2009): “Genomic
Synteny and Comparison of Recombination between Apis mellifera (the European Honey Bee) and Apis florea (the Red Dwarf Honey Bee)..” è Secondary Degree Studies
Allie
Graham: M.S. (2007-2009): “The
Genetic Architecture of Reproductive Differences in Workers of Africanized
and European Honey Bees, Apis mellifera.”
è
Research Technician
Luen-Hsien
Chang (2008-2009): “Sublethal
effects of pesticides on intestinal stem cells.” è PhD program at Macquarie University (Australia)
Jackie
Metheny: Research technician (2006-2007) è PhD program at the University of Maryland
Stephanie
Christine: Research technician (2003-2004)
è
Research Technician at Wake Forest University
Undergraduate:
Rex
Kirkman (2003 – 2004), Ant
behavior and demography under starvation è Research Technician
Oumar
Seck (2003 – 2005) Genetics of
aging è
Unknown
Robyn
Douglas (2004) Honey bee biodemography è Science Education
Caroline
Mulcrone (2005) Behavioral senescence è Pharmacy School
Preston
Gardner (2005 – 2006) Honey bee
biodemography è Medical School
Kari
Fine (2005 – 2006) Genetics of
aging and biodemography è Veterinary School (VMD-PhD)
Akuabata
Kerns (2005 – 2006) Genetics of
aging è
Unknown
Anny
Pena (2005 – 2006) Quantitative
trait genetics è Medical School (Germany)
Dominique
Buehler (2005 – 2006) Genetics of
aging è
M.S. program in Environmental Protection (Switzerland)
Lauren
Groves (2006 – 2007) Behavioral senescence è Unknown
Jennifer
Coleman (2006 – 2008, Honors thesis) Intestinal stem cell proliferation
è
Research Technician
Megan
Wallrichs (2006 – 2008 Honors thesis) Reproductive ground plan hypothesis è not graduated yet
Michael
Munday (2006 – 2009, Honors thesis) Fine-scale
QTL mapping è not graduated yet
Robert
Gove (Math-Bio Fellow 2007) Division of
labor simulation è M.S. program at University of Maryland
Miranda
Hayworth (Math-Bio Fellow 2007-2008) Queen
mating behavior, social apoptosis è Medical School (MD-PhD)
Nels
Johnson (Math-Bio Fellow 2007) Genetic
diversity benefits è PhD program at Virginia Tech
Megan
Leagon(Math-Bio Fellow 2007) Queen
mating behavior è Secondary degree at Appalachian State University
Matthew
Wilhelm (Math-Bio Fellow 2007) Honey
bee mating behavior è PhD program at Columbia University
Javier
Luzon (2007 – 2008) Genetics of
aging, bee parasitoidsè NIH Research Internship
Kaitlin
Clinnin (2007 – 2008) Intestinal
stem cell biology è International Studies
Nathan
Ross (Math-Bio Fellow 2008) Epidemiological
models in of honey bees è High School Teaching
Stephen
Brown (2009) Population genetics of
Apis cerana è Missionary Work
Future Lab Members: Please Contact Me!
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