Doctoral students are integral to collaboration on research with faculty members in their labs and with fellow graduate students and undergraduates. These opportunities allow students to benefit from our faculty’s expertise while gaining experience mentoring and teaching. The close-knit community of students in biology, biochemistry and molecular biology, and chemistry builds collaboration across disciplines both in the lab and in the field, which has led to exciting research.
Shafer Belisle
sbelisle@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Bioscience
Adviser: Nathan Ahlgren
B.S., University of Tennessee-Knoxville
M.S., University of Tennessee
Emily Dart
edart@clarku.edu
Office: 350 Lasry Bioscience
Project: Using cyanobacteria and cyanophages as a model system to study virus-host dynamics
Adviser: Nathan Ahlgren
B.S., Biology, University of Utah
Amy Cheu
acheu@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Bioscience
Research interests: Functional morphology, biomechanics, and muscle physiology
Project: Complex form and function relationships in whole organism performance
Adviser: Philip Bergmann
B.S., Biology, University of California, Riverside
Mandy Gaudreau
mgaudreau@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Bioscience
Project: Predicting spatial and temporal distributions of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in the northeastern United States using species distribution modeling
Adviser: Todd Livdahl
Eun-Mi Jeong
EJeong@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Bioscience
Research interests: Nuclear envelope proteins
Adviser: Denis Larochelle
B.S., Life Science, Konju National University
M.S., Cancer Biology, Seoul National University
Daniel Klonaros
dklonaros@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Bioscience
Project: Cis-regulatory module architecture in drosophilids
Adviser: Robert Drewell
Xiaoli Mo
XiMo@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Biosciences
Research interests: Developmental biology and epigenetics
Adviser: Robert Drewell
B.S., Biological Science, Nanjing Normal University
Sean Patev
SPatev@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Biosciences
Research interests: Plant pathology and plant-degrading fungi
Adviser: David Hibbett
B.S., Microbiology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
M.S., Plant Pathology, Cornell University
Prasanth Prabhu
PPrabhu@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Bioscience
Research interests: Fungal systematics and evolution
Project: Comparative genomics in the shiitake genus Lentinula
Johnny Davila-Sandoval
johnnyds0411@gmail.com
Office: 340 Lasry Bioscience
Research interests: Nervous system evolution, body plan formation, comparative embryology
Project: Signaling pathways involved in neural fate specification during early development of Capitella teleta
Dale Stevens
DalStevens@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Biosciences
Advisers: Susan Foster and John Baker
B.S., Life Sciences, Arizona State University
Anika Wohlleben
AWohlleben@clarku.edu
Office: 340 Lasry Biosciences
Research interests: Stickleback parasites, ecology and evolution
Advisers: Susan Foster and John Baker
B.Sci., University of Muenster
M.Sci., University of Muenster