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Cassidy D'Aloia
Assistant Professor | cdaloia 'at' unb.ca CV / Google Scholar Cassidy is a marine molecular ecologist and field biologist. For her PhD, she studied larval dispersal in the Caribbean with Pete Buston at Boston University. During a brief hiatus from the field, she spent her postdoc years learning more about spatial ecology with Marie-Josee Fortin at the University of Toronto and theoretical ecology with Michael Neubert at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Outside of work, you can find Cassidy in the yoga studio or exploring the beautiful outdoors of New Brunswick. |
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Emilie Diesbourg
Undergraduate Student (NSERC USRA)
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Undergraduate Student (NSERC USRA)
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Alumni:
Jillian Beals - Jill was our first summer research student and did impressive work using genetic assignment tests to study larval dispersal patterns. She is currently pursuing a masters in Environmental Engineering at UNBF.
Jillian Beals - Jill was our first summer research student and did impressive work using genetic assignment tests to study larval dispersal patterns. She is currently pursuing a masters in Environmental Engineering at UNBF.
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