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Dr. Louis De Gennaro
Research Interests:
Developmental Biology - Influence of toxins on embryonic development
Electron Microscopy - Junctional complexes between cells of
the nervous system
Contact:
Office: SC 415
Phone: 445-4425
Fax: 445-4129
Email: degennld@lemoyne.edu
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Dr. Beth Mitchell
Research Interests:
The regulation of Eukaryotic flagellar motility. In particular,
the role of the radial spoke system in regulating the best frequency
and wave form of Chlamydomonas flagella
Contact:
Office: SC 317
Phone: 445-4509
Fax: 445-4129
Email: mitchell@lemoyne.edu
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Dr. Beth Pritts
Research Interests:
The effect of exposure toxins, including polychlorinated biphenyls,
(PCBs), on mammalian development, hormonal status, and the process
of learning and memory.
Contact:
Office: SC 117
Phone: 445-4431
Fax: 445-4129
Email: prittsbb@lemoyne.edu
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Dr. David Smith
Research Interests:
Ecosystem Ecology and Environmental Education. Generally interested
in factors that influence the distribution and abundance of
organisms, most especially aquatic insects. Currently working
on the biogeographical distribution of dragonflies (Odonata)
in the Bahamian Archipelago as well as assisting with the preparation
of an electronic inventory of Bahamian insect diversity.
Contact:
Office: SC 307
Phone: 445-4424
Fax: 445-4129
Email: dsmith@lemoyne.edu
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Dr. Sherilyn Smith
Research Interests:
Insects' choices of food and microhabitat, and the physiological,
ecological, and behavioral consequences of those choices
Contact:
Office: SC 310
Phone: 445-4761
Fax: 445-4129
Email: smithg@lemoyne.edu
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Dr. Andrew Szebenyi
Research Interests:
Search for behavior variants in grooming in Drosophila species
suitable for genetic analysis. Use of models helping our understanding
of evolutionary phenomena.
Contact:
Office: SC 311
Phone: 445-4646
Fax: 445-4129
Email: szebenyi@lemoyne.edu
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Prof. Georgene Carson
Research Interests:
The possibly significant impact of the European Dreissena polymorpha on the North American ecosystems. The filtration rates and the reproductive biology of this organism are studied in the laboratory, but also field studies are initiated on population growth and environmental impact.
Contact:
Office: SC 404B
Phone: 445-4725
Fax: 445-4129
Email: carsonge@lemoyne.edu |
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Dr. Patrick Yurco
Research Interests:
Contact:
Office: SC 307
Phone: 445-5449
Fax: 445-4129
Email: yurcopj@lemoyne.edu |
