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Alexis Dolphin

Assistant Professor, Anthropology
Alexis Dolphin
519-888-4567 x32603
Location: PAS 2015

Expertise:

  • Chemical variations in teeth and what they reveal about the lives of their owners
  • Dental anthropology, human osteology, bioarchaeology, paleonutrition and paleopollution, with a particular emphasis on reconstructing the experiences of children in the past
  • Histological and microspatial chemical analyses (LA-ICP-MS, synchrotron) of ancient teeth and bones
  • The human body and its shifting location in debates regarding ownership of biomaterials, sex/gender and sexuality, and the evolution of human behavioural universals
Link to profile: Alexis Dolphin

Bernard Duncker

Professor, Biology, Associate Dean of Science, Research
Bernard Duncker
519-888-4567 x33957
Location: B1 291B

Expertise:

  • DNA replication, cell cycle checkpoints, molecular genetics
  • Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a model organism for cancer-related studies of the cell cycle
  • Initiation of DNA replication including identifying and characterizing protein factors
  • Cancer diagnostic markers for cell proliferation
     
Link to profile: Bernard Duncker

Narveen Jandu

Associate Professor, Biology
Narveen Jandu
519-888-4567, ext. 41567
Location: B1 276

Expertise:

  • Molecular mechanisms of pathogenesis of communicable bacterial infectious diseases
  • Public health prevention of infectious diseases through immunizations, appropriate health and hygiene practices, and harm reduction programs
  • Pedagogy and cirrucular design with an emphasis on integrating active-learning methods into undergraduate courses
Link to profile: Narveen Jandu

Shannon Majowicz

Associate Professor, School of Public Health and Health Systems
Shannon Majowicz
519-888-4567 x41790
Location: BMH 1709

Expertise:

  • Modelling bacterial illness, including those from Salmonella and Shiga-toxin producing E. Coli
  • COVID-19 infection mechanism and structure
  • Biostatistics involving infection rates of microbes
  • Analyzing the impacts of microbes on public health
Link to profile: Shannon Majowicz

Abiola Olaitan

Assistant Professor, Biology
Abiola Olaitan
519-888-4567 x40969
Location: B1 291C

Expertise:

  • Exploring abilities of various bacteria to form resistance to widely used antibiotics, including colistin, polymyxin, and metronidazole
  • Examining bacterial antibiotic resistance through a public health lens
  • Microbial proteins that play a role in antibiotic resistance and microbial pathogenesis, especially considering Clostridioides difficile and Klebsiella sp.
  • Relationships between various common antibiotics, concerning bacterial cross-resistance
  • Sequencing of bacterial genomes to further understand antibiotic resistance across bacterial species
Link to profile: Abiola O. Olaitan