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Faculty SearchFound 19 from 233 Steven SandlerAssociate Professor
Research ProfileResearch focuses on processes of DNA replication, recombination and cell division in E. coli. In particular, how these processes are coordinated. He uses the power of genetics to look for connections between replication and recombination. He uses molecular biology to engineer the chromosome both physically and genetically to test models for how replication forks collapse and get restarted. He uses the Green Fluorescent Protein to monitor where in the cell these processes occur. Lastly, he has initiated some genomic approaches to look at global gene expression in the mutants of the Replication Restart Proteins. Keywords
Microbial Ecology Daniel H. SchaubertProfessor
Research ProfileResearch interests in antenna design and analysis, phased arrays and microwave remote sensing. Keywords
Sensing/Networks Patrick SchlossAssistant Professor
Research ProfileResearches the factors that account for the distribution of bacterial phylogenetic groups and functions within a microbial community and statistical software to describe and compare microbial communities using data from culture-independent methods. Keywords
Microbial Ecology David P. SchmidtAssistant Professor
Research ProfileResearch interests in the fuel injection process, a critical part of nearly all liquid-fueled engines, is one of the most complex and sensitive parts of engine design. The quality of the fuel/air mixing determines whether an engine runs relatively cleanly or emits unacceptable amounts of pollution. Focus on optimizing the fuel injection process to develop strategies to run engines more efficiently with lower emissions. Keywords
Energy Efficiency Howard SchultzSr Research Scientist
Research ProfileResearch interests in environmental monitoring, development of a low-cost, user friendly, robust digital imaging system consisting of a light-weight instrument package and suite of robust processing algorithms that will enable environmental scientists to produce high-quality 3D terrain models at low cost. Keywords
Sensing/Networks, Water Resources Charles M. SchweikAssociate Professor
Research ProfileResearch focuses on public-sector information technology, environmental management and policy, and the intersection of these domains to improve environmental decision making and ultimately manage natural resources through the use of innovative applications of information technology (IT). Conducts research at the intersection of public administration, information technology (internet, databases, geographic information systems, and satellite-based remote sensing), public policy and political science. Keywords
Environmental Policy, Green Communities, Sensing/Networks, Water Resources Sheila SeamanAssociate Professor
Research ProfileResearch interests include the genesis and evolution of magmas, the role of water in magmas, the building of continental crust, and explosive silicic volcanism, with a focus on coastal Maine, the Southwest, and Iceland. Keywords
no keywords assigned Prashant ShenoyProfessor
Research ProfileResearch focus in operating and distributed systems, sensor networks, internet systems, and multimedia. Keywords
Sensing/Networks, Water Resources Kalidas ShettyProfessor
Research ProfileResearch interests in food biotechnology and metabolic biology of phenolic phytochemicals, mechanism for chemoprevention by phenolic phytochemicals through redox modulated biochemical pathways. Keywords
Agriculture, Contaminants, Food Systems Stephen SimkinsAssociate Professor
Research ProfileResearch interests in novel approaches to bioremediation, kinetics of biodegradation of organic toxicants, microbial population ecology, and spatial variability of soil processes. Keywords
Soils and Sediments, Water Resources
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