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"When to Move a Mussel: Ribbed Mussels Enhance Nitrogen Removal, but Not Plant Growth, in Restored Urban Marshes"
"When to Move a Mussel: Ribbed Mussels Enhance Nitrogen Removal, but Not Plant Growth, in Restored Urban Marshes"
Friday, January 13, 11:10 am EST
Friday, January 13, 11:10 am EST
Dr. Mary Alldred
Mary Alldred is an Associate Professor of Environmental Science at the Center for Earth and Environmental Science at SUNY Plattsburgh. She studies the influence of organisms and ecological communities on ecosystem function. Her research focuses on predicting the influence of wetland plants on denitrification, a microbial process that provides an important ecosystem service by removing excess nitrogen. Her work has also addressed the impacts of coastal management, including invasive-plant removal and coastal marsh restorations, on nitrogen cycling and ecosystem services.
https://malldred.github.io/
"Trusting your gut to fight infections"
"Trusting your gut to fight infections"
Saturday, January 14, 11:10 am EST
Saturday, January 14, 11:10 am EST
Dr. Peter T. McKenney
Born and raised around Utica, NY in the Mohawk Valley
BS in Recombinant Gene Technology from SUNY Fredonia, was an unhappy transfer student at Bing for one semester in my 2nd year.
Lab technician for too long in Boston at Mass General Hospital in a Drosophila genetics lab
Ph.D. in developmental genetics at NYU, studied spore formation in Bacillus subtilis
Postdoc at MSKCC in two labs (Eric Pamer and Alexander Rudensky) for too long, studied the role of the gut microbiota in preventing bacterial infection and regulation of the immune system.
Assistant Professor here since Fall 2020.
I have 2 young kids and thus, have no hobbies or interests of my own.
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