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Frontiers M.Sc. Graduate Student
B.Sc. Environmental Science, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras (2011)
Evolution of virulence in amphibian chytridiomycosis
email: cmbeta@umich.edu
link to Clarisse’s CV
Currently a research technician with Jessica Green and Brendan Bohannan at U. Oregon
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Research Technician
B.Sc. Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University (2012)
Evolution of mitotic recombination in eukaryotic pathogens
email: syzh@umich.edu
Currently a data analyst with a firm in Chicago
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Lab Assistant
Support for Batrachochytrium and yeast projects
B.Sc. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 2014
Bay Area
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Undergraduate Researcher
Amphibian chytridiomycosis in Michigan
B.Sc. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 2013
U-M Dental School
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UROP Undergraduate Researcher
A model system to investigate genetic virulence determinants in fungi
Finishing his degree in Engineering
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Undergraduate Researcher
Rock inhabiting fungi on Egyptian gravestones (completed Spring 2012)
Mating system of Mixia osmundae
Cryptomycota molecular ecology
U. Michigan Plant Biology 2013
Currently an MSc student with Matt Smith at U. Florida
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Undergraduate Researcher
B.Sc. PitE Concentration, EEB minor; University of Michigan
Archaeorhizomycetes culture methods & ecosystem function
Elucidating the hybrid origin of a Neotyphodium endophyte of Trisetum spicatum
U. Michigan PitE 2013; EEB minor 2013
Intern at the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation (fall 2013)
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Digitizer
Artist in Residence
Link to Leah’s blog
U. Michigan Plant Biology 2012
Currently Interning with Project Baseline
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Undergraduate Researcher
A model system to investigate genetic virulence determinants in fungi
U. Michigan Neuroscience 2013
Currently in Medical School at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
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Post-graduate Researcher
B.Sc. EEB, U. Michigan (2011)
Project: Population genetics of a bird’s nest fungus
Currently conducting research in Alaska
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Post-graduate Researcher
B.Sc. EEB, U. Michigan (2012)
Population Structure of the Tar Spot Fungus (Rhytisma acerinum)
U. Michigan Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 2012
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M.Sc. EEB, U. Michigan (2012)
B.S. Biology, Howard University (2010)
Fungal communities and populations associated with the global food supply chain
A) Link to story about Iman’s work with SEEDS in Ann Arbor
B) Iman’s Research on fungal communities of coffee (2011) in poster form
Currently in Ph.D. program with John Taylor at U.C. Berkeley
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Frontiers Masters Graduate Student
B.Sc. Biology, Oakwood University (2011)
B.A. Spanish, Oakwood University (2011)
Evolution of drug resistance in fungi
Currently pursuing her passion for working with animals
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Undergraduate Researcher
Genetics & Nidulariology
U. Michigan Cell & Molecular Biology 2011
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Lab Assistant
Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in the Program in Ecology at U. C. Davis with Dr. Jay Rosenheim
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Lab Assistant (UROP)
Project: Distribution of water molds and their parasites
Currently finishing her B.Sc. in Biology at U. M.
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Research technician and Lab manager
B.S. Biology: Cell and Molecular emphasis, Winona State University (2000)
M.Sc. Clinical microbiology: mycology, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, La Crosse, WI USA (2008)
Maria is back in Malaysia!
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UROP Undergraduate Researcher
Project: Mating systems of fungi cultivated by leaf-cutter ants
2009-2010
Currently pursuing degree in statistics and informatics at U.M.
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Undergraduate Researcher
Project: Isolation and detection of the agent of chytridiomycosis from bullfrogs sold in US markets
U. Michigan EEB major 2011
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Postdoctoral Fellow (shared with Don Zak’s lab)
Project: Evolution of mating-type genes in Heterobasidion annosum
M.Sc. Environmental Science, Environmental Science, Wageningen University, Wageningen, the Netherlands (2008)
Ph.D. Forest Sci., Michigan Tech. University, Houghton, MI USA (2008)
Currently a postdoc with Serita Frey at U. New Hampshire
link to Linda’s website