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Earl Werner
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And the poster prizes go to…
Zach Miller, Ph.D. candidate, and Jessica Middlemis-Brown, Ph.D. student, are the winners of the Young Scientists Symposium poster session.
Miller’s topic was “The diversity of fungal pathogens infecting host plant species as a function of plant species range and morphology: phylogenetic independence and the pace of community assembly.” Middlemis-Brown’s research topic was “Density-dependence in the terrestrial stage of the wood frog, Rana sylvatica.” The symposium speakers judged the contest. The awards are $1,000 for the candidate, $500 for the student, to help with research-related expenses.
Recent publications
Middlemis-Brown, J.E., Johnson, E.D., Blumberg, M.S. 2005. Separable brainstem and forebrain contributions to ultrasonic vocalizations in infant rats. Behavioral Neuroscience 119(4) 1111-1117.
Blumberg, M.S., Johnson, E.D., Middlemis-Brown, J.E. 2005. Suppression of ultrasonic vocalizations by beta-adrenoceptor agonists. Developmental Psychobiology 47 66-76. 3) Blumberg, M.S., Middlemis-Brown, J.E., Johnson, E.D. 2004. Sleep homeostasis in infant rats. Behavioral Neuroscience 118 (6) 1253-1261.
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