Biosciences students presented their research at an international conference

Undergraduate students mentored by Brian Wisenden (Biosciences) and Ananda Shastri (Physics) presented their research at the annual meeting of the Animal Behavior Society meeting in early August. The poster presentations were (* indicates student co-author): 1. Daniel Paulson* & Brian Wisenden. 2021. Zebrafish (Danio rerio) Embryos Hatch Early to Avoid Risk of Egg Predation But Have Higher Risk to Predators […]

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Brian Wisenden (Biosciences Department) and Ananda Shastri (Physics and Astronomy Department) published a peer-reviewed research paper in Behavioural Processes with four MSUM undergraduates Alex Seigel, Izzy DeVriendt, Savannah Hohenstein and Mark Lueders. The citation for research paper is: Seigel AR, DeVriendt IG, Hohenstein SJ, Lueders MB, Shastri A, Wisenden BD. 2021. Tone deaf: association of an auditory stimulus with predation […]

Pandey and Wisenden publish review on ecoimmunology

Sumali Pandey, Brian Wisenden, both from the Biosciences Department, along with two collaborators from NDSU, Craig Stockwell and Madison Snider, published a review paper this month in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. The title of the paper is Epidermal club cells in fishes: a case for ecoimmunological analysis. The paper is available for download here: https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/22/3/1440.

Pandey and Wisenden publish on curriculum standardization of immunology courses

Sumali Pandey and Brian Wisenden, Biosciences Department, published a paper in a peer-reviewed journal. This paper resulted from a multi-institutional collaboration organized by Dr. Pandey to survey topics and concepts currently taught in undergraduate immunology courses with the goal of reaching consensus on common curricular standards across the USA. The article citation is: Bruns HA, Wisenden BD, Vanniasinkam T, Taylor […]