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BROWN, Grant Professor and Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies SP 457.02 gbrown@alcor.concordia.ca • Evolution of chemical communication in fishes, the Ostariophysan alarm pheromone system and its role in the mediation of predator-prey dynamics |
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DAYANANDAN, Selvadurai Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director SP 445.01 daya@alcor.concordia.ca.ca • Genomics of forest trees and understanding the causes and consequences of deforestation and forest fragmentation |
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DESPLAND, Emma Associate Professor SP 437.05 despland@alcor.concordia.ca • Individual behaviour in insect-plant interactions, and its role in population-level processes |
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FERGUSON, Ian Senior Lecturer SP 375.27 ian@alcor.concordia.ca • My background is in evolutionary ecology, specifically the evolution of traits constrained by genetic correlations. I currently do not have an active research program, concentrating instead on teaching Introductory Biology (BIOL 201) and some other courses (not accepting graduate students) |
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FRASER, Dylan Assistant Professor SP 437.03 djfraser@alcor.concordia.ca • Evolutionary applications to conservation biology; fisheries and wildlife management; population and quantitative genetics; molecular ecology |
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GRANT, James Professor SP 455.00 grant@alcor.concordia.ca • The distribution of resources in space and time and their influences on the aggressiveness of animals |
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HICKEY, Donal Professor SP 375.35 dhickey@alcor.concordia.ca • Comparative genomics and genome evolution; bioinformatics; evolution of genetic recombination; haplotype structure of human populations (the Hapmap); nucleotide content of genomes; analysis of DNA barcoding data |
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WALSH, David Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in Microbial Ecology and Genomics SP 437.09 dwal@alcor.concordia.ca • Microbial ecology of aquatic ecosystems; climate change and the oceans; environmental genomics and proteomics of natural microbial communities; microbial evolution |
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WELADJI, Robert Assistant Professor SP 437.11 rweladji@alcor.concordia.ca • Behavioural ecology of large herbivores, life history strategies and evolutionary ecology, population ecology, population dynamics, wildlife conservation and management, natural resource management, grazing ecology and terrestrial ecosystems ecology |
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BACHEWICH, Catherine Associate Professor SP 445.05 cbachewi@alcor.concordia.ca • Regulation of the cell cycle, development and virulence in fungi |
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BRETT, Christopher Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in Cellular Science & Human Health SP 501.15 cbrett@alcor.concordia.ca • Regulation of endocytic trafficking by ion transport, the role of sodium hydrogen exchange in organelle fusion and autism spectrum disorders. |
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DAYANANDAN, Selvadurai Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director SP 445.01 daya@alcor.concordia.ca • Evolutionary genomics, molecular systematics, population genetics, phylogeography, biodiversity conservation |
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GRAY-MITSUMUNE, Madoka Lecturer SP 375.15 mgraymit@alcor.concordia.ca • I am a cell molecular biologist with specialization in plant development. I presently teach cell and molecular biology and genetics courses and do not currently have research activities |
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GULICK, Patrick Professor and Department Chair SP 501.07 pgulick@alcor.concordia.ca • Genomic analysis of environmental stress-tolerance in plants |
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HICKEY, Donal Professor SP 375.35 dhickey@alcor.concordia.ca • Comparative genomics and genome evolution; bioinformatics; evolution of genetic recombination; haplotype structure of human populations (the Hapmap); nucleotide content of genomes; analysis of DNA barcoding data |
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MARTIN, Vincent Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Microbial Genomics and Engineering GE 120.21 vmartin@alcor.concordia.ca • Metabolic engineering of isoprenoid synthesis, proteomics and genomics of cellulosomal bacteria and genome shuffling of pentose fermenting yeasts |
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PIEKNY, Alisa Assistant Professor SP 437.15 apiekny@alcor.concordia.ca • Regulation of the cytoskeleton during cytokinesis and cell shape change (morphogenesis) including the molecular analysis of anillin, a conserved actin and myosin binding protein in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans and in mammalian cells |
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SACHER, Michael Associate Professor SP 457.01 msacher@alcor.concordia.ca • Membrane traffic and vesicle recognition in the early secretory pathway, protein-protein interactions and yeast genetics |
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STORMS, Reginald Professor SP 501.03 storms@alcor.concordia.ca • Gene regulation, functional genomics, and industrial biotechnology |
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TITORENKO, Vladimir Associate Professor and Concordia University Research Chair in Genomics, Cell Biology and Aging SP 501.09 vtitor@alcor.concordia.ca • Molecular and cellular mechanisms of aging and development; peroxisome biogenesis |
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TSANG, Adrian Professor GE 120.11 tsang@gene.concordia.ca • Fungal genomics, large-scale gene discovery program, functional genomics approaches to identify fungal enzymes for industrial and environmental applications; slime mold life cycle and development |
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VARIN, Luc Associate Professor SP 501.05 varinl@alcor.concordia.ca • Biochemical and molecular aspects of the sulfonation reaction in relation to plant growth, development and adaptation to stress |
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ZERGES, William Associate Professor SP 445.03 zerges@alcor.concordia.ca • Molecular mechanisms underlying the biogenesis of the thylakoid membrane compartment in the eukaryotic alga Chlamydomonas reinhardti |
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