John
A. Buckland-Nicks, Associate Professor, Ph.D., U. of Alberta, 1974.
Gametogenesis and mechanisms of fertilization in animals, marine invertebrate
reproduction, evolution of internal fertilization and electron microscopy.
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Edwin DeMont, Associate Professor, Ph.D., U. of British Columbia,
1986, postdoctoral studies at the University of Leeds. Physical properties
of biological materials, invertebrate cardiac physiology and mechanics,
biological fluid dynamics.
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Moira
E. Galway, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Australian National University,
1989; postdoctoral studies at the University of Saskatchewan and the University
of Michigan. Genetics and development of flowering plants, focusing on
root development in Arabidopsis; cellular morphogenesis; the mechanism
of tip growth in plant cells.
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Lori
Graham, Assistant Professor, Ph.D. University of Calgary, 1986,
postdoctoral studies, University of Guelph. Examination of the molecular
interactions between eukaryotic cells/ tissues and opportunistic bacterial
pathogens.
David J. Garbary, Professor, Ph.D., Liverpool , 1978, postdoctoral study at British Columbia. Marine algal systematics and evolution, especially Rhodophyta and Chlorophyta; algal morphogenesis and the cytoskeleton.
William
S. Marshall Professor, Ph.D., U. of British Columbia, 1977, postdoctoral
studies at U. Calif. Berkeley. Epithelial and renal physiology in lower
vertebrates especially teleosts; cellular electrophysiology and patch clamp;
solute and water transport across membranes; comparative endocrinology,
hormonal control of osmoregularity.
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Anthony G. Miller, Associate Professor, Ph.D., Queen's University (Kingston), 1973, postdoctoral studies at Cornell University. Active transport of CO2 and HCO3 - by cyanobacteria; studies on photosynthetic electron transport; the mechanism of O2 photoreduction by cyanobacteria; the role of carboxysomes in cyanobacterial photosynthesis.