Bannow Science Center - MacDonnell Atrium
Thursday, April 21, 2005
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Sarah
Bachman '05 presents her poster entitled, "Effect of
feeding by the leather star Dermasterias imbricate
on the symbiotic algae in the host Anthopleura
elegantissima." Sarah conducted this research at Western
Washington University with Dr. Giséle Muller-Parker. |
Kathryn
Banahan '05 worked with Dr. Jeremy Collie at the University
of Rhode Island. She presented her project entitled, "Resource
partitioning between four species of flounder in Narragansett
Bay" |
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Stacy
DeGabriele '05 describes her research from the University
of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia to Dr. Phyllis Braun and students.
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Kristen
Desy '05 (far right) and Bethany Sprung '05 (front
right) conducted research with Dr. Olivia Harriott. Here, they discuss
their research project, "Molecular characterization of cyanobacteria
populations in local freshwater bodies," with several students.
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Erin
Daly '05 and Adam Blom '05 worked
with Dr. Matt Kubasik. In this photo, Erin talks about their project,
"H/D exchange studies of short helical peptides." |
The MacDonnell Atrium
from above |
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Zachary Freedman '05 conducted
research at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington with Dr.
Hugh Lefcort. His topic, "Adult lymnea palustris show preference
to heavy metal pollution at low concentrations," was presented.
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Cassandra Godman
'05 worked with Dr. Glenn Sauer. She presented her project
entitled, "Development of RT-PCR techniques for metallothionein
detection in human articular chondrocytes." |
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Jessalyn Ierardi '05 conducted
research at National Marine Fisheries and presented her project,
"Effects of temperature on the larval develoment of oyster,
Crassostrea virginica"
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Julie
Gryguc '06 and Kelly Steele '05 worked
with Dr. Diane Brousseau. Here, Julie stands with their poster entitled,
"Bay scallop growout in Holly Pond, Stamford, Connecticut:
A feasibility study."
Julie and Kelly received the College of Arts & Sciences Award
for Distinguished Work in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics for
this project. |
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Dr. Linda Henkel's student, Lauren
Puma '05, discusses her topic, "Age differentiation
in source maturity for naturally occurring conversations."
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Carolyn
Stankiewicz '05, worked in the lab of Dr. Shelley Phelan.
Here, she describes her research, "The role of protein kinase
C and MAP kinase in regulating Peroxiredoxin 6 expression,"
to Dr. Tod Osier. |
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Students Talia Pettini '06
and Melissa DeSantis '05, worked with
Dr. Elizabeth Gardner (far right) on their project, "Explicit
attitudes of Fairfield University undergraduates toward homelessness
as an investigation of order effect."
In this photo, Talia discusses their research findings with Dr.
Phyllis Braun.
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David
Wilson '05, student of Dr. Glenn Sauer, presents his research
to Kelly Vazquez '04 entitled, "The effects of four different
apoptosis inducing agents on the Caspase activity of articular chondrocytes."
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Sarah Bachman '05 talks
with Dr. Shelley Phelan.
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