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Faculty Research Interests


Faculty Member Graduate Institution⁄Research Interests
William D. Anderson, Jr. (Ph.D.) University of South Carolina
Systematics of fishes and history of natural history
Charles K. Biernbaum (Ph.D.) University of Connecticut
Ecology of amphipod crustaceans, benthic ecology
Karen G. Burnett (Ph.D.) University of South Carolina
Comparative immunology and disease resistance in marine organisms; molecular pathways of recognition and response to environmental stress
Louis E. Burnett (Ph.D.) University of South Carolina
Environmental physiology, respiration and transport processes in animals
Isaure de Buron (Ph.D.) Université des Sciences et Techniques, Montpellier, France
Host-parasite interactions at the ecological, cellular, and molecular levels; Parasitic fauna of fish in the Charleston Harbor estuarine system; Use of parasites as tags to identify fish stocks and movements;  Acanthocephalans of deep-sea hydrothermal vent fish.
Giacomo R. DiTullio (Ph.D.) University of Hawaii
Phytoplankton physiology and ecology, biogeochemical cycling
Antony S. Harold (Ph.D.) Memorial University of Newfoundland
Evolutionary processes, phylogenetic analysis, and biogeography of fishes
David W. Owens (Ph.D.) University of Arizona
Physiology, behavior and ecology of marine vertebrates with special interest in the reproductive biology of marine turtles
Craig Plante (Ph.D.) University of Washington
Benthic ecology, animal-microbe interactions on biogeochemical processes, microbial ecology, evolution of invertebrate-microbe associations
Robert D. Podolsky (Ph.D.) University of Washington
Functional biology and evolutionary ecology of marine invertebrates, larval ecology and life-history evolution, fertilization ecology, physiological ecology, phenotypic plasticity
Gorka Sancho (Ph.D.) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Behavior and ecology of fishes; fisheries conservation.
Erik Sotka (Ph.D.) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ecology and evolution of marine biotic interactions, larval dispersal, molecular ecology, chemical ecology
Allan E. Strand (Ph.D.) New Mexico State University
Seed dispersal, particularly via oceanic currents; conservation biology; population genetics; demography, agent-based simulation
Ana Zimmerman (Ph.D.) Washington State University
Molecular evolution of the vertebrate immune system: Genetic analyses of innate and adaptive immune loci in fishes

Staff

Melannie Bachman, Laboratory Assistant

Shelly Brew, Administrative Assistant
Peter Meier, Marine Operations Manager
Sarah Oakes, Laboratory Manager
Tricia Roth, Molecular Core Facility Lab Manager

Research Staff

Tina Bell, Postdoc, Sotka Lab, GML
Tyler Cyronak, Research Technician, DiTullio Lab, HML
Kristen Hardy, Postdoc, Burnett Lab, HML
Peter Lee, Postdoc, DiTullio Lab, HML
Natasha Sharp, Postdoc, Burnett Lab, HML