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Number of experts found: 34
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Elaine L. Bailey
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Agent
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UME-Calvert
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Expertise Key Words:
4-H, University of Maryland Extension, eXtension, youth development, non-formal education, 4-H science, animal science, horses, agriculture, community resource & economic development, STEM, science education,
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301 855 1150
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elbailey@umd.edu
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Andrew H. Baldwin
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Associate Professor
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Environmental Science and Technology
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Expertise Key Words:
Wetland ecology; restored and treatment wetlands; wetland botany; disturbance ecology of wetland vegetation; ecological engineering; plant biodiversity; seed banks and seed dispersal; tidal marshes and swamps; mangroves; nonpoint source pollution; water quality; ecological risk and impact assessment
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301 405 7855
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baldwin@umd.edu
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Dorothy Beckett
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Professor
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Chemistry & Biochemistry
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Expertise Key Words:
Bioterrorism; Forensics related to biochemistry and biotechnology; Advances in therapeutic agents for treatment of some diseases; Funding of basic scientific research; Regulation of gene expression, protein structure and function; Analytical biochemistry
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301-405-1812
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dbeckett@umd.edu
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Gerald Borgia
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Professor
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
Mate choice in animals and humans; Robotics in biological research; animal social behavior.
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301 405 6943
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borgia@umd.edu
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Priscila Chaverri
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Asst Prof
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Plant Science & Landscape Architecture
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Expertise Key Words:
fungi, mycology, biological control, systematics, taxonomy
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301 405 7041
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pchaverr@umd.edu
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Michael P. Cummings
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Assoc Prof, Affil Assoc Prof
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
molecular evolution, phylogenetics, computational biology, grid computing
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Home phone
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Cell phone
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301 405 9903
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301 395 0431
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301 395 0431
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mcummin1@umd.edu
mike@umiacs.umd.edu
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Charles F. Delwiche
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Associate Professor
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Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics, Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
tree of life, plant evolution, plant genetics, phylogeny, algae, origin of land plants, chloroplasts, molecular systematics, bioinformatics, protist genomics
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301 405 8286
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delwiche@umd.edu
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Michele R. Dudash
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Assoc Prof
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
Plant population biology,
Plant pollinator interactions,
Plant evolution, demography, and ecology,
Evolution of plant mating systems,
Conservation and restoration strategies,
Interactions between native and invasive species
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301 405 1642
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mdudash@umd.edu
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Kenneth Frauwirth
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Assistant Professor
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Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics
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Expertise Key Words:
Immunology;
Lymphocytes;
Autoimmune disease;
Immunotherapy;
Immune system;
T cells
white blood cells
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301 405 2507
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kfrauwir@umd.edu
swingdanceken@yahoo.com
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John A. Frederick
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Faculty Extension Assistant, Education Specialist
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Maryland Cooperative Extension - Maryland Sea Grant Extension
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Expertise Key Words:
Marine Education,
K-12 Education,
Teacher Professional Development,
Environmental Science,
Biotechnology
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410 234 8850
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jfrederi@umd.edu
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Daniel S. Gruner
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Asst Prof
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Entomology
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Expertise Key Words:
Ecology, Evolution, Conservation and Sustainability, Biodiversity, Invasive species, Insects and spiders, Island biogeography, Parasitic nematodes, Biological control, Soil ecosystem
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301 405 3957
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dsgruner@umd.edu
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Eric S. Haag
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Assistant Professor
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
Evolutionary biology;
sex determination;
reproduction;
nematodes;
mutants;
embryos
animal development
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301 405 8534
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ehaag@umd.edu
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Iqbal Hamza
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Assoc Prof
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Animal & Avian Sciences
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Expertise Key Words:
Iron deficiency
haem homeostasis in animals
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E-mail(s)
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301 405 0649
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hamza@umd.edu
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David W. Inouye
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Prof
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
phenology, climate change, pollination biology, plant population biology, wildflowers, Rocky Mountains, hummingbirds, bumble bees
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301 405 6946
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301-422-8926/ 970-349-5801 CO
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inouye@umd.edu
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Anthony C. Janetos
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Director, Joint Global Change Research Institute
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Joint Global Change Research Institute
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Expertise Key Words:
environmental science, climate change (commonly called global warming), biodiversity, land-cover and land-use change, satellite imaging, terrestrial ecosystems
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301 314 7843
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anthony.janetos@pnl.gov
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William R. Jeffery
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Professor
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
Organismal Biology, Experimental Developmental Biology
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301 405 5202
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jeffery@umd.edu
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Clinton N. Jenkins
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Assistant Research Scientist
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
biological diversity, biodiversity, conservation, remote sensing, GIS, geospatial technology, Amazon, Brazil, ecology, satellite imagery, Atlantic Forest
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301 405 8148
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cnjenkin@umd.edu
clinton.jenkins@gmail.com
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Sujay Kaushal
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Asst Prof
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Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center
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Expertise Key Words:
Biogeochemistry, limnology, fate and transport of organic pollutants, effects of land use/climate change, aquatic restoration ecology, stable isotopes as environmental tracers, microbial ecology
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Cell phone
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E-mail(s)
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301 405 7048
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862 485 6455
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skaushal@umd.edu
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Carol L. Keefer
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Associate Professor
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Animal & Avian Sciences
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Expertise Key Words:
Animal cloning (somatic cell nuclear transfer);
Embryo, embryonic stem cells (domestic animals); Transgenic (genetically altered) animals;
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301 405 3933
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ckeefer@umd.edu
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June M. Kwak
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Assistant Professor
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Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics
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Expertise Key Words:
My lab research focuses on how plant cells deal with environmental and endogenous cues in order to achieve specific cellular responses.
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301 405 9726
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jkwak@umd.edu
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Karen R. Lips
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Associate Professor & Director, Graduate Program in Sustainable Development & Conservation Biology
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
biodiversity,
tropical biology,
amphibians,
reptiles,
extinction,
amphibian population declines,
ecology,
conservation biology
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301 405 5030
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klips@umd.edu
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Edgar Moctezuma
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Lecturer
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Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics
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Expertise Key Words:
plant biology, peanuts, peanut gynophore,
plant science, gravitropism, plant growth,
plant physiology, plant hormones, fruit development, tomato, genetic engineering, genetically modified organisms, plant gene expression,
chicanos, latinos in science
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301 405 1638
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emoctezu@umd.edu
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Mary A. Ottinger
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Professor
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Animal & Avian Sciences
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Expertise Key Words:
Comparative biology of aging; neurodegenerative disease; viology of aging in primates. Effects of environmental endocrine disruptors in wildlife. Functional foods - adding soy isoflavones or anthyocyanins to eggs to increase nutritional properties
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301 405 5780
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maotting@umd.edu
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Margaret A. Palmer
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Professor
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Entomology and Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
water quality;watersheds; aquatic biodiversity; stream and watershed restoration; global water issues; restoration ecology; land use change; urban environments
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Home phone
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301 405 3795
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410 798-8814
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301 873-7256
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mpalmer@umd.edu
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Daniel R. Perez
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Associate Professor
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VA-MD Regional Col Veterinary Med
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Expertise Key Words:
Avian influenza, swine influenza, interspecies virus transmission (such as animal to human or avian to swine, flu transmission); virology; plasmid-based reverse genetics; pandemic viruses.
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301 314 6811
301 314 6678
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dperez1@umd.edu
danielpmd@comcast.net
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Arthur N. Popper
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Professor
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
Fish, hearing, anthropogenic sound, effects of sound on animals, evolution of hearing, ear structure, psychoacoustics, inner ear, pile driving, seismic air guns, sonar effects on animals, noise effects on animals
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301 405 1940
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apopper@umd.edu
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Michael J. Raupp
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Professor
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Entomology
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Expertise Key Words:
Pest management, insects, cicadas, ecology, biting insects, mosquitoes & West Nile, ticks, caterpillars, lady bugs, garden pests, landscape plants, pesticides, crickets, beetles, beneficial insects, biological control,butterflies, moths, aphids, scales, plant defense, insect defense, insect behavior
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Home phone
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301 405 8478
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443 864 4844
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301 219 4206
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mraupp@umd.edu
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Joshua Singer
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Visit Asst Prof
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
How a neural circuit reflects the behaviors of the individual synapses and neurons that compose it. Night Vision
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301 405 1000
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jhsinger@umd.edu
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Ann C. Smith
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Instructor
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Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics
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Expertise Key Words:
Microbiology; microbiology teaching techniques
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301 405 5443
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asmith@umd.edu
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Joseph H. Sullivan
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Associate Professor
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Plant Science & Landscape Architecture
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Expertise Key Words:
Global Climate Change, Stratospheric Ozone, UV-B radiation, Plant Physiology, Ecology, Ecophysiology, Forest Biology, Urban Forestry, atmospheric carbon dioxide increases, stress physiology, secondary chemistry
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Cell phone
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E-mail(s)
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301 405 1626
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301-641-5115
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jsull@umd.edu
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Gerald S. Wilkinson
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Professor and Chair
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Biology
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Expertise Key Words:
Evolutionary biology, Animal behavior, Cooperation and communication in bats, Sexual selection in flies
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Expertise Credentials:
Dr. Wilkinson is Chair of the Department of Biology. He has authored or coauthored over 95 original research articles or book chapters on various topics in evolutionary biology and animal behavior. He conducts research on the evolution of social behavior, with emphasis on how genetic mechanisms may influence the outcome of evolution. Recent research in the lab addresses several controversial topics in animal behavior: sexual selection, genomic conflict, cooperation and communication. Stalk-eyed flies are being used as a model system for studying the evolution of sexually selected traits. Our recent empirical and theoretical results have surprisingly implicated meiotic drive as a potent evolutionary agent which can catalyze sexual selection. Using quantitative trait locus studies we have recently confirmed the prediction that sex-linked genes that influence a sexually selected trait are linked to genes causing sex chromosome meiotic drive. By hybridizing genomic DNA to custom Agilent microarrays we have discovered that stalk-eyed flies contain a neo-X chromosome and that genes have moved both onto and off of this chromosome. We are currently sequencing testes transcriptomes and additional CGH experiments to identify sex-linked genes and qRT-PCR to infer how their expression has evolved among different species of flies. Bats in the neotropics and in the US are being studied in the lab and field to understand how communication mediates cooperation and social learning.
Dr. Wilkinson was the recipient of a Searle Scholar Award (1988), Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Award (1997), Fellow of and Quest Award from the Animal Behavior Society (2003), and was the President of the Animal Behavior Society (2007). He was also a Program Officer at the National Science Foundation from 2006-2007.
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Web Site(s):
 Dr. Wilkinson's home page
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E-mail(s)
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301 405 6942
301 405 6914
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wilkinso@umd.edu
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Address:
2223 Biology-Psychology Building
College Park, MD 20742
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Degrees:
PhD 1984, Biology, University of California, San Diego
BS 1977, Zoology, University of California, Davis
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Publication(s):
Birge, L.M., Pitts, M.L., Baker, R.H., and Wilkinson, G.S. 2010 Length polymorphism and head shape association among genes with polyglutamine repeats in the stalk-eyed fly, Teleopsis dalmanni. BMC Evolutionary Biology 10:227
Bohn, K.M., Moss, C.F. and Wilkinson, G.S. 2009 Pup guarding by greater spear-nosed bats. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 63:1693-1703.
Munshi-South, J. and Wilkinson, G.S. 2010 Bats and birds: Exceptional longevity despite high metabolic rates. Ageing Research Reviews 9:12-19.
Baker, R.H. and Wilkinson, G.S. 2010 Comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) reveals a neo-X chromosome and biased gene movement in stalk-eyed flies (genus Teleopsis). PLoS Genetics 6(9): e1001121
Baker, R.H., Morgan, J., Wang, X., Boore, J.L. and Wilkinson, G.S. 2009 Genomic analysis of a sexually-selected character: EST sequencing and microarray analysis of eye-antennal imaginal discs in the stalk-eyed fly Teleopsis dalmanni (Diopsidae). BMC Genomics 10:361
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Stephanie A. Yarwood
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Asst Prof
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Environmental Science & Technology
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Expertise Key Words:
microbiology, soil science, nutrient cycling, nitrogen cycling, bacteria and fungi, environmental microbiology, ecology
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301 405 1345
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syarwood@umd.edu
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