UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
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Kristy Garren, Biology Department Senior Research WISTR Teacher-in-Training Fellow A Study of Bacterial Communities Associated with Podostemacea Biofilms |
Laura Telman, Independent Student Research Isolation and Identification of Bacteria from Mercury-Contaminated Soil |
GRADUATE RESEARCH
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Annika Castaneda, Master's Degree Student |
WISTR FELLOWS (Western Institute for Science Teacher Research)
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| Mr. Cory Slifstein E.C. Adams Middle School, Guilford, CT
"Microbes and Food
Preservation"
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Ms. Megen Groski "Importance of Microbes and Their Role in the Nitrogen Cycle" |
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| Ms.
Sylvia Agosto After School Enrichment Program, New Britain, CT "Which Fish Organ Has the Greatest Concentration of Mercury?" |
Deborah James and Linda Romonosky |
| Ms. Deborah
James Betsy Ross Middle School, New Haven, CT "Integrating Principles of Biomagnification into the Long Island Sound Curriculum" |
| Ms. Linda
Romonosky Nathan Hale Middle School, Norwalk, CT |
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT (WISTR collaboration with teacher Mr. Frank LaBanca, Newtown High School) Spring 2007
"The Bacterial Degradation of PCBs using Pseudomonas Stimulated by Inoculated BioSep Beads"
Newtown Bee: Cutting Edge Research at Newtown High School
Maricate Conlon, Senior, Newtown High School
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT (Siemens Competition Candidate)
Elise Parker, New Fairfield High School
"The bioremediation of mercury via the combined use of anaerobic and aerobic bacteria in soil microcosms"
