Fall 2017:
BIO 8361/BIOL 6304: Advanced Animal Physiology - Co-Instructor
Advanced Animal Physiology is a seminar course that this year will focus on techniques used in comparative physiology. The goal is to introduce you to a variety of experimental techniques, focusing on the theory behind each technique, good practices using it, and the actual and potential applications of the technique in comparative physiology.
Winter 2016/2017:
BIO2110: Environmental Physiology
How representative individual healthy organisms respond to various natural or anthropogenic physical environmental parameters such as temperature, water, pH, electromagnetic radiation including UV, gases, pressure and heavy metals. Primary and secondary stress responses and homeostasis will be considered throughout. This course is intended primarily for students enrolled in the Environmental Science program.
Fall 2016:
BIO4920B: 4th year seminar - Physiology Section
Through lectures, student seminars, and/or group discussions, students learn how to critically evaluate the quality of the science in research publications.
BIO8120: Directed Studies
Theoretical and practical approaches to study the involvement of microRNAs and DNA methylation in regulating gene expression in salmonid fish.
BIO 8361/BIOL 6304: Advanced Animal Physiology - Co-Instructor
Advanced Animal Physiology is a seminar course that this year will focus on techniques used in comparative physiology. The goal is to introduce you to a variety of experimental techniques, focusing on the theory behind each technique, good practices using it, and the actual and potential applications of the technique in comparative physiology.
Winter 2016/2017:
BIO2110: Environmental Physiology
How representative individual healthy organisms respond to various natural or anthropogenic physical environmental parameters such as temperature, water, pH, electromagnetic radiation including UV, gases, pressure and heavy metals. Primary and secondary stress responses and homeostasis will be considered throughout. This course is intended primarily for students enrolled in the Environmental Science program.
Fall 2016:
BIO4920B: 4th year seminar - Physiology Section
Through lectures, student seminars, and/or group discussions, students learn how to critically evaluate the quality of the science in research publications.
BIO8120: Directed Studies
Theoretical and practical approaches to study the involvement of microRNAs and DNA methylation in regulating gene expression in salmonid fish.