Section of Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology

in the School of Biological Sciences


Marianne Dauwalder

Suranganie Dharmawardhane

Mark Estelle

Janice Fischer

David Herrin

John La Claire

Alan Lloyd

Tom Mabry

Paul MacDonald

Mona Mehdy

Terry O'Halloran

Martin Poenie

Stanley Roux

S. Martin Shankland

K. Sata Sathasivan

Peter Vize

 


Marianne Dauwalder    ph#  471-6439  

Research

light microscopy and staining

Recommended Courses

Train on own; BIO 302 or 303 class;  volunteer in lab first

Weekly

10-15 hours;  variable if volunteering

Long-Term

at least 1 semester/summer

Experience

 none

Classification Preference

lower-division

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Suranganie Dharmawardhane    surangi@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

See website

Recommended Courses

general chemistry, cell biology;

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

at least 1 semester/summer

Experience

none required; 

Classification Preference

no preference

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Mark Estelle    mestelle@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

We study the molecular mechanism of plant hormone action using a genetic approach with the plant Arabidopsis thaliana.  Projects typically involve genetic studies with plant mutants and various molecular and biochemical techniques

Recommended Course

none specified;

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

1 semester/summer

Experience

none required; 

Classification Preference

lower-division;  We are interested in highly motivated and well organized students who are interested in a career in research.

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Janice Fischer    jaf@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

required:  genetics (zoo 325 or bio 325)

Weekly

15-20, occasionally 20+ hours

Long-Term

1 semester/summer

Experience

computer skills, willing to work, mechanical skills

Classification

no preference

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David Herrin    dlherrin@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

genetics and cell biology

Weekly

10-15 hours

Long-Term

1 semester

Experience

at the minimum: a couple of lab courses such as intro chem and bio labs

Classification

upper-division

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John La Claire    laclaire@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

highly recommended: BIO309H - techniques in cell and molecular biology; organic, possibly biochem;

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

1 semester/summer

Experience

a couple of lab courses; generally, students come from BOT321, BOT327;  need blocks of time;

Classification

upper-division preferably; there is no exclusion, but the more experience the better;

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Alan Lloyd    lloyd@uts.cc.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

students have a good background in molecular biology;

 

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

2 semesters

Experience

varies by person; know your graduate students

Classification

no preference

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Tom Mabry    mabry@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

molecular/cellular plant biochemistry; natural products; turpenes, flavenoids, alkaloids, phenolics;

Recommended Courses

the more chemistry the better, but not necessary;

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

1 semester

Experience

none required;  prefer students with high GPA;

Classification

no preference;

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Paul MacDonald    pmac@icmb.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

genetics

Weekly

10-15 hours

Long-Term

2 semesters

Experience

none

Classification

upper-division

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Terry O'Halloran    t.ohalloran@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

regulation of membrane traffic in eukaryotic cells;

Recommended Courses

cell biology, ZOO320;

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

3 semesters

Experience

a couple of lab courses

Classification

upper-division

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Mona Mehdy    mmehdy@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

recommended: introductory bio courses;

Weekly

about 10 hours

Long-Term

2 semesters

Experience

none

Classification

no preference

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Martin Poenie    poenie@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

cell biology;

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

1 semester/summer

Experience

none

Classification

upper-division

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Stanley Roux    sroux@uts.cc.utexas.edu    website   

Research

cellular mechanisms by which light and gravity regulate plant growth and development;

Recommended Courses

none specified

Weekly

10 hours

Long-Term

1 semester/summer

Experience

none

Classification

upper-division

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S. Martin Shankland    hastypig@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

ZOO321, usually accepts those who have taken his course; BIO214 possibly;

Weekly

10-15 hours

Long-Term

2 semesters

Experience

a couple of lab courses: anything will do

Classification

no preference

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K. Sata Sathasivan    sata@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

optimizing experiments and internet-based research ... molecular;

Recommended Courses

BIO 205/209, 331

Weekly

5-10 hours

Long-Term

2 semesters

Experience

a couple of lab courses such as those mentioned above;

Classification

upper-division preferred because they have more time;  other than that, no preference;

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Peter Vize    pvize@mail.utexas.edu    website

Research

see website

Recommended Courses

cell biology or developmental biology;

Weekly

10-15 hours

Long-Term

2 semesters

Experience

none

Classification

upper-division

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