Graduate Students:
- Jing Chen (PhD 2017)
- Kai-Ting Fan (PhD 2015)
- Amanda Cecilia Martin (PhD 2014)
- Luke L. Haggerty (Masters 2013), is an Extension Associate in Viticulture and Enology at Cornell University
Postdocs:
- Daniel Balhorn is now a member of the Department of Biology faculty at Portland State University. Ballhorn lab website
- Mikel R. Roe works at Northern Technologies International Corporation (NTIC) in Circle Pines MN
- Alison D. Pawlus is now working at Aveda Corporation (subsd. Estée Lauder) in Blaine MN
Technicians:
- Bety Tan
- Jerremy Lois
- Jesse Meyer
- Will Menzel
- Maksym Karpyak
- Mary Messner
Undergraduates:
- Cecilia M. Gentle
- Mitch Porter
- Bethany Rwobal
- Veronica Sondervan
- Nadia Handler
- Emmi Klarer
- Sam Lund
- Maria Soroka
- Jennifer Pederson
- Ryan Johnson
- Korbin Paul
- Emily Starr
- Esther Onwonga
- Marnie Musielewicz
- Shannon Kegley
- William Stream
Visiting Scientists:
Sangkyu Park is in the Department of Life Sciences at Ajou University, Suwon, South Korea and did his sabatic leave in 2013 in the Hegeman lab studying the interactions between eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum) and certain cyannobacteria, (Microcystis aeruginosa).
Dongwoo Yang is a postdoc with Sangkyu Park at the Department of Life Sciences at Ajou University, Suwon, South Korea. He was performing LC-HRMS-metabolomics analyses of plant samples collected around the Arctic in June 2015 to examine the effects of the warming climate on phytochemistry.
Debby Filler is a professor in the Biology Department at Anoka-Ramsey Community College in Coon Rapids MN. She was awarded an NSF Research Opportunities Award (ROA) supplement to our Metabolic Flux grant to characterize antimicrobial compounds in curlycup gumweed (Grindelia squarrosa) during her sabbatical leave.
Daqing Yang is based at the Hormel institute in Austen MN and is working with the Cleary lab. He has visited our lab to run mouse serum samples or mammalian cell extracts to analyze relative pathway utilization via positional isotopic analysis.