Graduate Students
Naomi Bargmann
Naomi is an M.Sc.
student with UAA's Department of Biological Sciences. Her research is
focused on the use of fatty acids to analyze the diets of seabirds. Naomi
is an employee of the USGS Alaska Science Center and her research is being
supported by Dr. Scott Hatch of the USGS. She was assisted
in the summer of 2005 by an undergraduate research student, Charlene laCoursiere,
funded by an NSF Alaska EPSCoR
(Integrative Physiology RFA) undergraduate research grant. Naomi is
currently writing her thesis and expects to graduate later this year (2006).
Click here
to view the poster Naomi presented on her research at the AAAS Arctic division
meeting in Kodiak in September 2005.
Peer reviewed publications:
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Kalb Stevenson
Kalb is a PhD student
attached to both UAA's Department of Biological Sciences and UAF's Department of
Biology and Wildlife. His research is focused on the mechanisms used by
non-hibernating rodents to overcome the reproductive challenges that they face
in high latitudes. Kalb graduated with an M.Sc. from the
University of Arizona in 2003. Kalb was awarded an
NSF Alaska EPSCoR (integrative
physiology) graduate student fellowship
to support him and his research in 2004/2005 and for 2005/2006.
Click here to view the poster Kalb
presented on his research at the AAAS Arctic division meeting in Kodiak in
September 2005.
Click here
to view the poster Kalb presented on his research at the IUPS meeting in San
Diego in 2005.
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