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First NameLast NameEmailAttended Virtual
Workshop? (Y/N)
Career StageAffiliationKeywords
(Region, Species,Techniques, Topics)
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Rama ChandraKhandavillichandookh@gmail.comNEarly-
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ShashankKeshavmurthycoralresearchtaiwan@gmail.comNPostdoctoral ResearcherAcademia Sinica, Taiwan
Eco-Physiology, High-latitude and Marginal coral communities, Nuclear Power Plant, Seasonal dynamics, Seasonal diversity
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AnnyCárdenasacardenas@american.eduNAssistant professorAmerican University
U.S. Pacific coast and tropical Pacific, population genomics, local adaptation, host-symbiont interactions
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AliciaReigelreige012@gmail.comNPostdocAppalachian State University
symbiosis, microbiome, octocorals,Caribbean, Atlantic temperate reefs
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LizaRogerLiza.Roger@asu.eduNAsst ProfArizona State University
Symbiosis, environmental sensing, photosynthesis, fluorescence, oxidative stress, Breviolum
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MatthewNitschkenitschkematthew@gmail.comYResearch ScientistAustralian Institute of Marine Science
Taxonomy, Ecology, Physiology, Photobiology, Niche, Simulation, Traits, Competition, Molecular Biology
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Carlos Alvarez Roac.alvarezroa@aims.gov.auNLab managerAustralian Institute of Marine SciencesHeat stress adaptation, culturing
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HannahAichelmanhannahaichelman@gmail.comNGraduate studentBoston University
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ColleenBovecolleenbove@gmail.comNPostdocBoston University
ecophysiology; global change; Caribbean/Atlantic
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AlexaHuzarahuzar@bu.eduLab TechBoston University
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Sarah WDaviesdaviessw@bu.eduYAsst. Prof.Boston University, USA
Population genetics, Cladocopium, ITS2 metabarcoding, gene expression, symbiosis and dysbiosis
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Susana
Simancas-Giraldo
sussim@uni-bremen.deNPhD candidateBremen University
Eco-Physiology, Octocorals, ocean acidification, thermal stress, eutrophication, microscopy, Caribean, Red Sea
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PimBongaertspbongaerts@calacademy.orgNGroup leaderCalifornia Academy of Sciences
Molecular ecology, Scleractinian corals, mesophotic coral ecosystems
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RebeccaAlbright ralbright@calacademy.orgN Asst. ProfessorCalifornia Academy of Sciences
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ShumpeiMaruyamasmaruyama@carnegiescience.eduNPostdocCarnegie Insitution for Science Department of Embryology
symbiosis, heat stress, glycomics, nutritional dynamics, host-symbiont interactions, Aiptasia, CRISPR knockouts
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ShaniLevyLevyshani78@gmail.comNPostdocCentre for Genomic regulation (CRG), Barcelona.
Cnidarian, coral bleaching, single-cell RNA seq, heat stress
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NarissaBaxnarissa.bax@gmail.comNEarly career
Centre for Marine Socioecology, Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania
Stylasteridae
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CherylAmes
ames.cheryl.lynn.a1@tohoku.co.jp
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Associate Professor
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AntonioBaezabaeza.antonio@gmail.comNAssoc Professor Clemson University
Microbiome, Genomics, Transcriptomics, metabarcoding, metagenomics, eDNA
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Claudia
Scirè Scappuzzo
claudia.scirescap@gmail.comN
MSc/grant holder/looking for PhD position
CNR - National research council, Mazara del Vallo, Italy
Ecology, fisheries, sclerocronology, growth patterns, artisanal fishing, recreational fishing, biological traits
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KateyLesneskikatey@coralvitaa.coNDirectorCoral Vita
Caribbean, reef restoratation, reef ecology, transcriptomics
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AnnaTansikanna.tansik@gmail.comNVisiting Assistant ProfessorCornell CollegeCaribbean, carbon ecohysiology, symbiosis
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ClaudiaPogoreutzc.pogoreutz@gmail.comNTT Jr Full Professor (as of 1 Feb 2023)CRIOBE, Université de Perpignan, France
symbiosis, host-microbe interactions, microbe-microbe interactions, microbial metabolism, co-cultures, NanoSIMS, biogeochemistry, chemical ecology
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CherylLoganClogan@csumb.eduNProfessorCSU Monterey Bay
Physiology, thermal tolerance, omics, modeling
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Mohammad RezaShokriM_Shokri@sbu.ac.irNAssociate Professor
Department of Animal Sciences and Marine Biology, Faculty of Life Sciences and Biotechnology, Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran
The Persian Gulf, Corals, Coral Associated Bacteria, Coral restoration
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KatieHillyerkatie.hillyer@des.qld.gov.auNSenior ScientistDepartment of Environment and Science, QLD GovernmentPhysiology, stress, omics
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JeromeUyjquy@eckerd.eduN
Undergraduate student (graduating spring 2023)
Eckerd College
Symbiosis, coral, Aiptasia, population genetics, Indo-Pacific, microbiome, ecology
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SandraChupinskysandrachupinsky@gmail.comNEarly careerFDEP
Water quality, Gulf of Mexico, hardbottom, conservation and management
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KatherineSuchanec ksuchanec3@gmail.comNEarly careerFDEP/UF
Gulf of Mexico, ecology and taxonomy, hardbottom habitat, rresilienec, natural resource management, climate change
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ToobaVarastehtoobavaraste@gmail.comNPostdoctoral ResearcherFederal University of Rio de Janeiro, BrazilBrazil,
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CarlaZilberbergcarla.zilberberg@macae.ufrj.brNAssociate ProfessorFederal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Symbiodiniacea diversity, biogeography, ecology and taxonomy, coral bleaching, resilience, Brazilian corals, ITS2, metabarcoding , Coral connectivity
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HiroshiYamashitahyamashita@fra.affrc.go.jpYSenior Researcher
Fisheries Technology Institute, Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency
Symbiodiniaceae, cultures, free-living, symbiosis, microscopic observations, Acropora, Tridacna, Japan
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RyanEckertRyan.j.eckert@gmail.comNPhD StudentFlorida Atlantic University
Genomics, population genetics, its2, mesophotic, ecology
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SharlaSugierskisugierski@gmail.comNResearch AssociateFlorida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute
Caribbean, coral restoration, reef ecology, coal health, stress response, microplastics, climate change, Acropora cervicornis, physiology
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ZachFerriszferris2022@my.fit.eduNPhD StudentFlorida Institute of Technology
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R. RileyHatchrhatc004@fiu.eduNPhD candidateFlorida International University
Interspecies interaction in Symbiodiniaceae cultures, Symbiodiniaceae microbial change under temp/nutrient stress, Exaiptasia pallida
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RachaelBestrbest@bio.fsu.eduNPhD StudentFlorida State University
Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Octocorals, Plasticity
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saramadridsara.madrid3300@gmail.comNprofFrench high schoolaquaculture - marine ecology
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SheenaChungsheenachung@connect.hku.hkNMSc student
GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel; Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany
Indopacific, stony corals, symbiont engineering, microbiome, evolutionary ecology, omics
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LauraDennislaura.eli.dennis@gmail.comNRecent Msc gradGhent University (IMBRSea) | CIBNOR
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NoahTaylornoahdt@gmail.comNResearch scientistGinkgo BioworksEvolution, heat stress, acid stress
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GuoHuiLiusdlgbio@126.comNFacultyHanshan normal universitygiant clam,coral reef,Symbiodiniaceae,ITS2
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KathleenDurkinkdurkin@g.hmc.eduNUndergraduate student Harvey Mudd College
stony corals, octocorals, symbiosis, holobiont, stress response, epigenetics,
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ErikaJohnstonerikacj@hawaii.eduNPost-docHawaii Institute of Marine Biology
Pocillopora, Montipora, Hawaii, Moorea, Pacific, psbA, ITS2, larvae, evolution, ecology
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ClarisseSullivancssulliv@hawaii.eduNRecent GradHawaii Institute of Marine BiologySymbiodiniaceae, Montipora, Hawaii, -omics
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GiadaTortorelliGiadatortorelli@gmail.comNPostdocHawaii institute of marine biology
Symbiosis, recognition, thermal stress, resilience, symbionts competition
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TeaganRoomeTeagan7@hawaii.eduNUndergraduate student Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology, UH Manoa
corals, climate change, coral restroation, reef ecology, coral physilogy, eco-physiology, climate change stressors, bleaching environmental history, ecosystem services, tradeoffs
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CamrynDunekackcamrynld@hawaii.eduNUndergraduate StudentHawaii Institute of Marine Biology, UH Manoa
Symbiodiniaceae, Montipora, Hawaii, -omics, coral resilience, evolution, symbiosis, physiolgy, ecology, climate change
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BrendanCornwellbcornwel@stanford.eduNPostdocHopkins Marine Station of Stanford University
U.S. Pacific coast and tropical Pacific, population genomics, local adaptation, host-symbiont interactions
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Thinesh Thangaduraithina.sathesh@gmail.comNResearh Scientist Indian Institute of Scince, Dr. Kartik Shanker lab
India, Andaman reef, Gulf of Mannar reef, ITS2,Microbiome, Distribution and Diversity
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Javierdel Campojdelcampo@ibe.upf-csic.esYGroup LeaderInsitut de Biologia Evolutiva (UPF - CSIC)
Microbiome, Eukaryome, Metagenomics, Single-cell Methods
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AffendiYang Amriaffendi@um.edu.myNResearch OfficerIOES, Universiti Malaya, Malaysia
South China Sea, Straits of Malacca, Scleractinian corals, ecophysiology, diversity, restoration (#ProjectPULIH)
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C. IsabelNunez Lendoinezlendo@gmail.comNResearcher / ConsultantIUCN
Regions (Caribbean, Indo-Pacific, South and North Pacific, Red Sea), Species (Acropora spp, Montipora spp, Favites spp, Lobactis/Fungia spp, Pocillopora spp, Montastrea spp.), ecophysiology, metabolism (photosynthesis, respiration, calcification), energy reserves (lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates), pigment content (chlorophylls), heat tolerance, C:N and trace elements, photobiology, reproduction, skeletal properties, cryopreservation, carbonate budgets, atolls/fringing reefs/barrier reefs, ecosystem services and values, photogrammetry
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HugoHarrisonhb.harrison@gmail.comNSenior Research FellowJames Cook University
Symbiodiniacea biogeography, coral physiology, coral bleaching, adaptation
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KevinBairos-Novakkevin.bairosnovak@my.jcu.edu.auNPhD StudentJames Cook University
Modelling, population ecology, evolution, climate change
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EmmaMarangonemma.marangon@my.jcu.edu.auNPhD StudentJames Cook University
GBR, corals, sponges, transcriptomics, heat stress
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RossCunningross.cunning@gmail.comNResearch ScientistJohn G. Shedd Aquarium
Caribbean, ITS2, symbiont community dynamics, symbiont shuffling, microbiome, symbiosis modeling, RStats
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MarenZieglermaren.ziegler@bio.uni-giessen.deYJunior research group leader (Asst Prof)Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany
Indopacific, Red Sea, Galaxea and other stony corals, symbiosis, coral bleaching, aquarium experiments, symbiont engineering, molecular ecology, ecophysiology
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LauraBeenhamLaura.beenham@kaust.edu.saMasters studentKAUST
Microbiome, Probiotics, Vitamins, Metabolomics
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EslamOsmaneom.osman@gmail.comNPostdoctoral ResearcherKAUSTTolerance, Red Sea
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Sandy Shiou-HanHungshiou-han.hung@kaust.edu.saYPhD studentKing Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Red Sea, Cassiopea, cnidarian-Symbiodiniaceae symbiosis, transcriptomics, genome, model organism
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Ricardo
Pedraza-Pohlenz
ricardo.pedrazapohlenz@kaust.edu.saNMSc student King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Red Sea, Aiptasia, genomics, heat stress, spawning
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WallyRichwalter.richiv@kaust.edu.saNPostdocKing Abdullah University of Science and technology
Red Sea, Stylophora, coral ecology, physiology
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Silvia Vimercati Silvia.vimercati@kaust.edu.saPhd studentKing Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Red Sea, hard coral Agariciidae, diverisity, phylogeny, mesophotic
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BenFarmerbfarme8@lsu.eduNPhD StudentLouisiana State University
SCTLD, Caribbean, predictive modeling of coral disease transmission
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PatrickBuergerpatrick.buerger@mq.edu.auNResearch ScientistMacquarie University
Assisted evolution, Omics, single-cell seq, genetic engineering
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M.RajeshKannanrajeshlifescience@gmail.com PhD studentMadurai kamaraj university
Molecular taxanony stusies in coral endosymbionts in palk
bay, india
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PaulaBenderspaulabenders@gmail.comNMSc graduateMER+ erasmus mundus & KAUST
Holobiont, symbiosis, microbiome, conservation
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Kate Quigleykquigley@minderoo.orgNPI/Research DirectorMinderoo Foundation
Symbiosis, ecology, technology, sequencing, modelling, adaptation
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LaurenHowe-Kerrlihowekerr@gmail.comYPostdocMinderoo Foundation, Perth
Community diversity, symbiont-symbiont interactions, resilience, Symbiodiniaceae viruses, meiosis
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DeanPhilpotdean.philpot@outlook.comNDirector Moreton Bay Restoration Initiative
Australia, Coral Reef and Marine Habitat Restoration, Symbiotic Resilience, Networking, Potential Work Experience Research Sites
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CourtneyKlepaccklepac@mote.orgNPostdocMote Marine Laboratory
Caribbean, Pacific, ecophysiology, symbiosis, heat tolerance, climate change, Symbiodiniaceae, ecology, evolution
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SaraWilliamsswilliams@mote.orgNPostdocMote Marine Laboratory
Caribbean, Network Science, ecophysiology, SCTLD
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Hiroki Kiseh.kise@aist.go.jpNPost-docNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
Taxonomy, ecology, niche, latitudinal variation, zoantharians and other understudied hosts, diversity
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RounakThakurrounak.thakur96@gmail.comNMScNational Institute of Oceanography, Goa, India-
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KalyanDekalyandeaqua@gmail.comNPostdocNational Institute of Oceanography, India
Indian coral reefs, Coral bleaching, Symbiodiniaceae, Multiple stressors
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RoxannaMillerroxanna.miller@noaa.govNResearch ScientistNational Marine Sanctuary of American SamoaSCTLD, Pacific susceptibility, algal symbionts
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KristenEwenkristen_ewen@nps.govNPark ManagerNational Park Service
Caribbean, SCTLD, Symbiodiniaceae diversity, Restoration, coral disease
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Gowri KrishnaGirjagowri.krishna@gmail.comNPhD studentNational Taiwan Ocean University
Taiwan, sun coral microbiome, ocean acidification, calcification
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Rodrigo
Carballo-Bolaños
rodcar@ntu.edu.twNPostdocNational Taiwan University
Pacific Ocean, ecophysiology, metabolic and nutritional performance, adaptation, acclimatization
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DanweiHuanghuangdanwei@nus.edu.sgNFaculty National University of Singapore
Coral systematics, coevolution, community ecology, population genetics
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Jing HuiOngong.jinghui@u.nus.edu NPhD studentNational University of SingaporeSoutheast Asia, connectivity, microbiome
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ErikaDiaz-Almeydaediazalmeyda@gmail.comNAssistant ProfessorNew College of Florida
Mexico, Ofav, Apal, Cxam, Symbiodinium, physiology, thermotolerance, omics
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ElizabethBeauchamplizzy.beauchamp@gmail.comNPhD studentNewcastle University
Pacific, Acropora, Microbiome, Proteomics, Physiology, Heat Stress, ITS2, 16s, MS
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AdrianaHumanesadrihumanes@gmail.comNPost-docNewcastle University, Coralassist Lab
Heat tolerance heritability, intrapopulation variation is heat tolerance, selective breeding
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Mariana
Rocha de Souza
marianarochadesouza@gmail.comNRecent PhD graduateNOAA
Hawaii, ITS2 metabarcoding, Durusdinium, Cladocopium, Bleaching
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DanMerselisDanielMerselis@gmail.comNAssistant ProfessorNortheastern University
restoration, amplicon sequencing, bleaching, trade-offs, immunity
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TimothySwaintswain@nova.eduYAssistant ProfessorNova Southeastern University
Symbiosis, systems biology, phylogenetic comparative methods, meta-analyses
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BrianWalkerwalkerb@nova.eduNResearch Scientist 2Nova Southeastern Universitymapping, associations to SCTLD
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SamanthaBuckleysb3061@nova.eduNResearch AssociateNOVA Southeastern University
Caribbean, SCTLD, algal symbionts, symbiosis, susceptibilty
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DanBarshisbarshis@gmail.comNAssociate ProfOld Dominion University
Pacific, Red Sea, Florida, ecophysiology, thermal tolerance, 'omics, gene expression
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HugoDenishugo.denis@ird.frNPhD student Paris Sorbonne University
Coral/Symbiont genomics, Heat tolerance genetic basis
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Kira TurnhamKeturnham@gmail.comNPhd studentPenn state
Evolution, physiology, ecology, info pacific, cultures
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VivianLiyvl6147@psu.eduNPhD studentPenn State University
Microbiome, omics, synthetic communities, probiotics
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MónicaMedinamomedinamunoz@gmail.comNProfessorPenn State UniversityCaribbean, corals, microbiome
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RaúlGonzález-Pechrag5851@psu.eduYPosdoctoral fellowPennsylvania State University
Comparative genomics, symbiosis, genome evolution, Symbiodiniaceae
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MaxMooniermmad2019@pomona.eduNUndergraduate studentPomona College
Transcriptomics, genomics, central pacific, resiliance, restoration, stony corals
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Muhammad YusufDosokym_dosoky@sci.psu.edu.egNPostdocPort Said University
Red Sea, Egypt, Symbiodiniaceae genetic diversity, SymPortal profiling, Reef resilience, Coral bleaching.
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OsamaSaadshurhabil@hotmail.comNAsst ProfRed Sea University
ITS2 metabarcoding, sequencing, Symbiodiniacea ecology, algal culturing, Red Sea