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Alumni K
Alumni - Listed By Year Graduated
Alumni - Listed By Last Name (while in program)
A - B - C - D - E-F - G - H - I-J - K - L - M - N - O - P-Q - R - S - T - U-V - W - X-Y - Z
Aekyong Kim, PhD - Email
2004 PhD in Molecular & Environmental Toxicology - Advisor - Terry D. Oberley
1998 MS in Toxicology from University of Minnesota
1995 MS in Pharmacy from Catholic University of Tae-Hyosung
1993 BS in Pharmacy from Catholic University of Taegu-Hosung
Dissertation: MnSOD-Mediated Growth Inhibition: A Proposed Hypothesis for MnSOD as a Mitochondrial redox Regulatory Enzyme
As of Fall 2007: Postdoctoral Fellow; Stanford Neurology and Neuro Science
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Emily A. Kircher, MS
2004 MS in Molecular & Environmental Toxicology - Advisor David M. Barnes
1999 BS in Biology from Marquette University
Thesis: Effects of Inorganic Mercury on Glucose Transport and Differentiation in 3T3-L1 Adipocytes
As of Fall 2007: Self Employed Recycling Artist
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Rosemarie Kirwin, MS
1997 MS in Environmental Toxicology from UW-Madison - Advisor John Fallon
1992 BS in Biological Sciences from Michigan State University
Thesis: Relationship between Retinoic Acid and Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 in Vertebrate Limb Development
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James M. Kleeman, PhD
1988 PhD in Environmental Toxicology - Advisor - Richard E. Peterson
Dissertation: Toxicology of 2, 3, 7, 8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCCD) in aquatic and mammalian species: Part 1. TCDD toxicity, bioaccumulation and biotransformation in fish; Part 2. Effects of TCDD on testicular steriodescretion by the rat
As of Fall 2007: Covance Labs
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Lynda Knobeloch, PhD - Email - (608) 266-0923
1988 PhD in Environmental Toxicology from UW-Madison - Advisor John M. Harkin
Dissertation: Use of Mammalian Mitochondrial Electron Transport Particles for the Detection of Toxic Substances in Fresh Water and Evaluation of Chemical Toxicity
As of Fall 2007: Senior Toxicologist; WI Dept of Health and Family Services; Bureau of Environmental and Occupational Health
Bio: Dr. Knobeloch received her doctorate in Environmental Toxicology from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 1988. Since 1990, Dr. Knobeloch has worked for the Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services as the department’s senior toxicologist. Dr. Knobeloch provides regulatory support to Wisconsin’s air quality, drinking water safety, groundwater protection, and pesticide regulation programs. She was a member of the NRC Committee on the Toxicological Effects of Mercury and an external reviewer of the Institute of Medicine’s Immunization Safety Review and the US EPA’s Mercury Report to Congress. Dr. Knobeloch was a member of the EPA’s National Pollution Prevention and Toxics Advisory Committee and serves on that agency’s Homeland Security Advisory Committee. She has authored numerous scientific articles on a broad range of environmental health issues including the health effects of contaminated drinking water, methylmercury exposure, and chronic exposure to carbon monoxide. Her current research focuses on exposure to contaminants found in drinking water and food. Dr. Knobeloch is an adjunct Professor in the Molecular and Environmental Toxicology Center and has trained graduate students from the Department of Population Health Sciences and the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies.
Craig A. Koeller, MS, DVM - Email - (240) 818-7165
1998 MS in Environmental Toxicology from UW-Madison - Advisor Vjekoslav Miletic
1995 DVM from UW-Madison
1991 BS in Biology and Chemistry from St. Norbert College
Thesis: Effects of Lead on the S-100B Protein of Schwann Cells in the Rat Sciatic Nerve
As of Fall 2007: US Army Veterinary Corps
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Katherine A. Kragtorp, PhD - Email - (612) 659-6000 x4494
2003 PhD in Molecular & Environmental Toxicology from UW-Madison - Advisor - Susan M. Smith
Dissertation: Apoptosis and Crainifacial Dysmorphology in Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: Genetic Modulation and a Contribution of Calcium Signaling
As of Fall 2007: Adjunct Biology Faculty, Minneapolis Community and Technical College
Bio: I recieved my bachelors degree in Biology from Jamestown College, in North Dakota and immediately moved to Wisconsin to begin my graduate work with METC. My research on fetal alcohol syndrome peaked my interest in the field of developmental biology, and I went on to do a post-doc on muscle formation in the frog (Xenopus laevis) tadpole. Being part of the METC outreach group convinced me that teaching lay in my future, and after finishing my post doc, and taking a few months off to enjoy my new daughter, I started a full time position teaching Microbiology at the Minneapolis Community and Technical College. In addition to learning their microbes, my students also tend to get quite a bit about the toxins they produce as well!
Joseph R. Kurian, PhD - Email - (608) 263-5520
2006 PhD in Molecular & Environmental Toxicology from UW-Madison - Advisor - Lauren A. Trepanier, DVM, PhD
2001 BS in Psychology from UW-Madison
Dissertation: The Characterization and Pharmacogenetics of Human Hydroxylamine Reduction
As of Fall 2007: Postdoctoral Trainee; UW-Madison; Psychology
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