![]() Emily Kluger | Graduated 2004, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum |
![]() Brian Tavernia | Graduated 2004, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum |
| Graduated 2004, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum |
| Graduated 2004, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum |
![]() Jessica Hitinger | Graduated 2005, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Photosynthesis and herbivory: Do plants compensate? |
![]() Christen Strollo | Graduated 2006, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Inducible cardenolide chemistry in Apocynum cannibinum (dogbane) |
![]() Erica Nory | Graduated 2004, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Do volatile chemicals in Lindera benzoin (spicebush) leaves vary with light environment and do they defend against herbivory? |
![]() Elizabeth Koniers | Graduated 2001, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Stored resources and below ground competition in Mirabilis Currently studying environmental law at George Washington University |
![]() Lisa Kern | Graduated 2001, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: GIS map reprojection and vegetation analysis Formerly at the Smithsonian Conservation and Research Center's Spatial Analysis Lab |
![]() Lori Haynes | Graduated 2001, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Long term studies of selfing and genetic load in Mirabilis jalapa and defensive chemistry in Lindera benzoin in relation to herbivory Currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Pennsylvania |
![]() Krista McGuire | Graduated 2001, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Studies of cryptic incompatibility in Mirabilis jalapa Currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Michigan |
![]() Janette Steets | Graduated 2001, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Use of genetic markers to study non-random mating in Mirabilis jalapa Currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Alaska after earning her Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh |
![]() Diana Bharucha | Graduated 2003, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: How ethnicity influences definition and use of herbal medicines Currently a medical student at Drexel/Haneman |
![]() Meghan Herz | Graduated 1999, worked with Dr. Richard Niesenbaum Project focus: Physiology and genetic of inbreeding depression in Mirabilis jalapa Currently a Ph.D. student at Cornell University |