PhD &MS Graduate Study in Ecology, Evolution & Conservation Biology -
Bowling Green State University
The Graduate Program in Ecology, Evolution & Conservation Biology at
Bowling Green State University is actively recruiting both MS and PhD
students for admission in Fall 2008. Housed in the Department of
Biological Sciences, major areas of research include:
AQUATIC ECOLOGY (behavior, evolution, microbial limnology, and fisheries),
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY (invasion biology, habitat assessment and
restoration, ecological genetics),
and
POPULATION and COMMUNITY DYNAMICS (plant-animal interactions,
predator-prey dynamics)
>Prospective students are encouraged to contact the following faculty
>(Google the faculty name and BGSU):
Dr. Gabriela Bidart-Bouzat Evolutionary ecology; plant-insect interactions
Dr. Juan Bouzat Molecular ecology and evolution;
conservation genetics
Dr. George Bullerjahn Microbial physiology and limnology;
cyanobacteria
Dr. Sheryl Coombs Sensory biology-fishes; comparative
studies of vertebrate hair cell systems
Dr. Robert Huber Neurochemistry of aggression; crayfish
Dr. Rex Lowe Aquatic community ecology of benthic algae
Dr. R. Michael McKay Aquatic microbial ecology;
phytoplankton-trace metal interactions
Dr. Helen Michaels Molecular ecology and systematics,
plant conservation and restoration
Dr. Jeffrey Miner Aquatic community ecology; fishery biology
Dr. Paul Moore Chemical ecology and behavior of
aquatic organisms, crayfish
Dr. Daniel Pavuk Plant-insect interactions; agroecology
Dr. Lee Rockett Ecology of soil mites and mosquito control
Dr. Scott Rogers Ancient
DNA/ice/viruses/bacteria/fungi; DNA/RNA preservation; plant
development
Dr. Karen Root Conservation biology; population
viability analysis; reserve design
Dr. Moira van Staaden Ethology and evolution, evolution of
auditory systems in fish and insects
Dr. Daniel Wiegmann Behavioral ecology; reproductive biology of fishes
Dr. Ronny Woodruff Genetics of transposable DNA in
Drosophila and natural populations
>
>Bowling Green State University (18,000 students) is at the western
>end of Lake Erie (Great Lakes research), and in close proximity to
>remnant oak-savanna prairies and fragmented forest-agroecosytem
>complexes. Recognized as one of the best cities in Ohio
>(http://www.ohiomagazine.com/OhioLife/report.asp?ID=740D273DB64D454D95C64060915007F4),
>
>Bowling Green is also within easy driving distance of Columbus, Ann
>Arbor, Chicago, and Cleveland.
Further information about graduate studies in Ecology, Evolution and
Conservation Biology
at Bowling Green State University is available at:
http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/biology/
http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/biology/programs/grad/index.html
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Jeffrey G. Miner, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Aquatic Ecology and Fisheries Laboratory
Graduate Program in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology
Department of Biological Sciences
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH 43403
USA
(419) 372-8330 Fax: (419) 372-2024
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/biology/
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