TCFWRU

Research Associates

Dr. Xin Deng (Senior Research Associate).  Xin's is conducting studies to determine the impacts of wastewater on fish development and reproduction. Supervisor: Dr. Reynaldo Patiño.

Graduate Students

Adam Behney (MS Wildlife).  Adam's thesis is an assessment of human altered landscapes as influential factors on avian predation of lesser prairie-chickens. Advisor: Dr. Clint Boal.

Blake Grisham (PhD Wildlife).  Blake's dissertation addresses the reproductive ecology and survival of lesser prairie-chickens in west Texas.  Advisor: Dr. Clint Boal

 

Matt Meyer (back, MS Biology).  Matt's thesis research aims to develop a zebrafish embryo bioassay to moniror the quality of surface waters, especially the toxicity of harmful algal blooms. Advisor: Dr. Reynaldo Patiño.

Tony Roberts (MS Wildlife). Tony's thesis is a study of avian community responses to large-scale wildfires in the Texas Panhandle.  Advisor: Dr. Clint Boal.

Evonne Schroeder (MS Wildlife). Evonne's thesis is a study of avian productivity and survivorship on the Welder Wildlife Refuge.  Advisor: Dr. Clint Boal.

Prakash Sharma (PhD Biology). Prakash's dissertation research will focus on the developmental endocrinology of zebrafish.  Advisor: Dr. Reynaldo Patiño.

Brad Strobel (PhD Wildlife). Brad's dissertation research addresses the sex and season specific habitat use of Red-shouldered Hawks.  Advisor: Dr. Clint Boal.

Leticia Torres (PhD Biology). Leticia's dissertation research concerns the effects on fish development and reproduction of flame retardant residues present in the aquatic environment.  Advisor: Dr. Reynaldo Patiño.