TODD ANDERSON
 Associate Professor of Biology, Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara (1993).
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Marine ecology, recruitment processes, population and community ecology of
    coastal temperate and tropical fishes, influence of habitat structure on demographic processes.
 Office/Lab: Life Science North 201/201. Phone: 619-594-0995 (office) /-3750 (lab).
 Email: tanderson@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 SANFORD I. BERNSTEIN
 Professor of Biology, Ph.D., Wesleyan University (1979).
  Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Molecular analysis of gene expression during Drosophila muscle development;
    molecular and ultrastructural defects of Drosophila muscle mutants; function of muscle proteins
    isoforms; mechanism of alternative RNA splicing.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 371/371A. Phone: 619-594-5629 (office) /-4160 (lab)
 Email: sbernstein@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 RICHARD BIZZOCO
 Professor of Biology, Ph.D., Indiana University (1972).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Discovery/isolation of new Archaea; membrane fusion in single cell algae.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 360/362. Phone: 619-594-5396 (office & lab).
 Email: rbizzoco@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 ANDREW J. BOHONAK
 Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Biology. Ph.D., Cornell University (1998).
 Program Area: Evolutionary Biology
 Research Interests: Freshwater invertebrates, population genetics, population ecology,
   estimation of gene flow and dispersal, invasion genetics, computational biology, systematics.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 212A/212. Phone: 619-594-0414 (office) /-0457 (lab).
 Email: bohonak@sciences.sdsu.edu

 MICHAEL J. BUONO
 Professor of Biology and Exercise and Nutritional Science. Ph.D., University of Arizona (1982).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Thermoregulation and body temperature control; Exercise physiology; Endocrine
   sweat gland physiology; Cardiovascular dynamics.
 Phone: 619-594-6823 (office)
 Email: mbuono@mail.sdsu.edu

 DOUG DEUTSCHMAN
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Cornell University (1996).
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Population and community dynamics; plant community structure; population
    modeling; scaling from individuals to ecosystems; application of statistics and computer models to
    ecosystem management.
 Office/Lab: Physical Science 150A. Phone: 619-594-5391 (office) /-0678 (lab).
 Email: ddeutschman@sciences.sdsu.edu

 KELLY S. DORAN
 Assistant Professor of Biology, Ph.D., University of California, San Diego (1998).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Pathogenesis of bacterial meningitis. Molecular mechanisms of blood-brain barrier
    invasion by Group B Streptococcus and characterization of the host innate immune response. Role of
    bacterial pili in disease progression.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 317A/317. Phone: 619-594-1867 (office) /-4291 (lab).
 Email: kdoran@sciences.sdsu.edu

 MATT EDWARDS
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of California, Santa Cruz (2001)
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Marine ecology: scale-dependent regulation of subtidal kelp forests, recruitment
    processes in marine macroalgae (with emphasis on the role of dormant stages), impacts of large     disturbances (El Niño-Southern Oscillations).
 Office/Lab: Life Science 204B/209. Phone: 619-594-7049 (office) /-0114 (lab).
 Email: edwards@sciences.sdsu.edu

 ROBERT EDWARDS
 Assistant Professor of Computer Science. Ph.D., University of Sussex, England (1994).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Annotation of microbial genomes; bioinformatics of random community genomes
 (metagenomes).
 Office/Lab: GMCS 536/429. Phone: 619-594-1672 (office) /-3137 (lab).
 Email: redwards@cs.sdsu.edu

 JANET FRANKLIN
 Professor and Associate Chair of Biology, Adjunct Professor of Geography. Ph.D., University of  California, Santa Barbara (1988)
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Landscape ecology, plant ecology, biogeography, biophysical remote sensing,
    digital terrain analysis, and geographic information science.
 Office/Lab: Physical Science 145/142. Phone: 619-594-5491 (office) /-0994 (lab).
 Email: janet@sciences.sdsu.edu

 RALPH FEUER
 Assistant Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of Nevada, Reno, 1999.
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Autoimmune diseases associated with a previous viral infection. Mechanisms of
    enteroviral persistence and pathogenesis. Susceptibility of stem cells to virus infection and
    coxsackievirus-associated neonatal disease.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 358/351,54,56. Phone: 619-594-7377 (office) /-0777 (lab).
 Email: rfeuer@sciences.sdsu.edu

 TERRENCE G. FREY
 Professor and Chair of Biology. Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles (1975).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Structure of biological macromolecules and macromolecular assemblies; membranes
    and membrane proteins; bioenergetics; electron microscopy; image processing.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 332A/104A/332. Phone: 619-594-3044/6756 (office) /-4028 (lab).
 Email:  tfrey@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 CHRISTOPHER GLEMBOTSKI
 Associate Dean of the Graduate Division
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles (1979).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests:
Regulation of cardiac-specific gene expression; mechanisms of cardiac myocyte
    derived hormone secretion. MS and PhD student mentor.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 326C/315. Phone: 619-594-2958 (office) /-2960 (lab).
 Email: cglembot@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 ROBERTA A. GOTTLIEB
 Professor of Biology, and Director of the BioScience Center, M.D., Johns Hopkins University (1984).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Myocardial ischemia and programmed cell death; mitochondrial
    alterations,bioenergetics, autophagy, calpains; role of cytochrome P450 monooxygenases in
    ischemia/reperfusion injury; studies at the organismal, isolated organ, primary cells, and molecular
    levels; live cell fluorescence microscopy, TAT-mediated protein transduction.
 Office/Lab: BioScience Center 4101. Phone: 619-594-8983 (office) /-8981 (lab).
 Email: robbieg@sciences.sdsu.edu

 GREG L. HARRIS
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (1981).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Molecular and physiological analysis of phototransduction in Drosophila;
    biophysical analysis of ion channel function; isolation of neuron- specific genes
 Office/Lab: Life Science 311A/311. Phone: 619-594-5655 (office) /-5038 (lab).
 Email: gharris@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 MARSHAL C. HEDIN
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Washington University (1995).
 Program Area: Evolutionary Biology
 Research Interests: Speciation, phylogenetics, biodiversity, spider biology & evolution,
  evolution in caves.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 204F/206. Phone: 619-594-6230 (office) /-1107 (lab).
 Email: mhedin@sciences.sdsu.edu

 BRIAN T. HENTSHEL
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of Washington (1995).
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Marine invertebrates, benthic ecology, complex life cycles, ontogenetic niche
    shifts, larval ecology, deposit feeding, organism-flow interactions.
 Office/Lab:Physical Science 147/LS 259C.
 Email: hentsche@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 KEVIN HOVEL
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Virginia Institute of Marine Science (1999).
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Marine invertebrate conservation ecology: relationship between habitat structure
    and faunal survival and abundance; effects of habitat fragmentation on fauna in marine systems;
    crustacean ecology; larval dispersal and recruitment; seagrass community ecology; kelp forest ecology
 Office/Lab: Life Science 352/341. Phone: 619-594-6322 (office) /-5645 (lab).
 Email: hovel@sciences.sdsu.edu

 SCOTT T. KELLEY
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of Colorado (1998).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Phylogenetic approaches to RNA structure prediction, DNA and protein motif
    pattern recognition, and genome sequence analysis. Molecular systematics studies of insect and
    microbial communities.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 373/355. Phone: 619-594-5371 (office) /-7829 (lab).
 Email: skelley@sciences.sdsu.edu

 CHUN-TA LAI
 Assistant Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Duke University (2001).
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Biosphere-atmosphere interactions, biological control of carbon and water transfer, |    hydrological and ecological impacts of climatic change, applications of stable isotopes in global
    change studies.
 Office/Lab: Physical Science 154A/154. Phone: 619-594-0678 (office) / (lab).
 Email: lai@sciences.sdsu.edu

 REBECCA LEWISON
 Assistant Professor of Biology. PhD., University of California, Davis (2002).
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Vertebrate conservation, population ecology, behavioral ecology, estimating the
impact of anthropogenic disturbances, resource and land use.
 Office/Lab: Physical Science 157A/157. Phone: 619-594-8287 (office) /-8698 (lab).
 Email: rlewison@sciences.sdsu.edu

 JEREMY LONG
 Assistant Professor of Biology
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Marine chemical ecology; consumer-prey interactions; ecology of planktonic,
    rocky shore, and salt marsh ecosystems.
 Office/Lab: Physical Science 145A/145. Phone: 619-594-xxx (office) /-xxx (lab).
 Email: j.long@neu.edu

 WALTER C. OECHEL
Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of California, Riverside (1970)
Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Plant physiological ecology; ecosystem ecology, effects of global change and
    elevated carbon dioxide on native ecosystems, especially tundra and Mediterranean-type ecosystems.
Office/Lab: Physical Science 240B/240B. Phone: 619-594-4818 (office) /-6613 (lab).
Email: oechel@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

PAUL J. PAOLINI
Professor of Biology Emeritus. Ph.D., University of California, Davis (1968).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Research Interests:
Physiology and mechanics of cardiac and skeletal muscle cells: biophysical
    methods, including video-enhanced and automated light microscopy and digital image analysis;
    computer applications to biological research.
Office/Lab: Life Science 316.  Phone: 619-594-4532
Email:  ppaolini@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

JACQUES PERRAULT
Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of California, San Diego (1972).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
Research Interests:
Molecular biology of RNA viruses using vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) as a
    model for Ebola, measles, and other medically important agents; engineering of virus vectors for
    protein expression and gene therapy; host cell antiviral mechanisms; methods for inactivating
    bioterrorism virus agents.
Office/Lab: Life Science 401A/401. Phone: 619-594-5150 (office) /-2519 (lab).
Email: jperrault@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 ROBERT POZOS
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D. Southern Illinois University .
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Office/Lab: Life Science 130/336. Phone: 619-594-2581 (office) /-3629 (lab).
 Email: bpozos@sciences.sdsu.edu

 TOD W. REEDER
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Zoology, University of Texas at Austin (l993).
 Program Area: Evolutionary Biology
 Research Interests: Molecular ecology and evolution of amphibians and reptiles, particularly those
    of the southwestern U.S. and Mexico.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 264/265A. Phone: 619-594-7826 (office) /-3621 (lab).
 Email: treeder@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 FOREST ROHWER
 Associate Professor of Biology. PhD.  San Diego State University. (1997).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Genomic analysis of marine phage, opportunistic infections and coral disease,
    diversity of coral-associated bacteria. 
 Office/Lab: Life Science 301/364. Phone: 619-594-1336 (office / lab).
 Email: frohwer@sciences.sdsu.edu

 ANCA SEGALL
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of Utah (1987).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: DNA recombination and chromosome structure.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 327/331/332/. Phone: 619-594-4490 (office) /-6528 (lab).
 Email: asegall@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 MICHAEL G. SIMPSON
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Duke University (1983).
 Program Area: Evolutionary Biology
 Research Interests: Plant systematics, anatomy, embryology, and palynology.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 268/266. Phone: 619-594-4479 (office) /-7827 (lab).
 Email: msimpson@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 MARK A. SUSSMAN
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of Southern California (1989).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: The structural and molecular basis of heart failure. Signal transduction regulating cell survival and proliferation. Myocardial regeneration with stem cells and the potentiation of cardiac progenitor cells to repair damaged myocardium. Preservation of mitochondrial integrity to enhance cell survival. Stem cell signaling and regulation of cardiogenic lineage commitment.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 426A/426. Phone: 619-594-2983 (office) /-2982 (lab).
 Email: sussman@heart.sdsu.edu

 CONSTANTINE D. TSOUKAS
 Professor of Biology. Ph.D., University of California, San Francisco (1975).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Activation of thymus-derived lymphocytes (T lymphocytes). Study of signal transduction events with emphasis on protein tyrosine kinases. Disruption of signaling events in vivo using disease animal models
 Office/Lab: Life Science 406A/406. Phone: 619-594-5764 (office) /-2626 (lab).
 Email: ctsoukas@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 ELIZABETH WATERS
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Washington University (1993).
 Program Area: Evolutionary Biology
 Research Interests: Plant evolution, the origin of land plants, molecular evolution.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 208B/208. Phone: 619-594-7036 (office) /-0135 (lab).
 Email: ewaters@sciences.sdsu.edu

 KATHY S. WILLIAMS
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., Stanford University (1981).
 Program Area: Ecology
 Research Interests: Insect/plant interactions, effects of food quality on insect population dynamics,
    insects as indicators of biodiversity and habitat restoration.
 Office/Lab: Physical Science 151A/151. Phone: 619-594-4358 (office) /-4353 (lab).
 Email: kwilliams@sunstroke.sdsu.edu

 ROLAND WOLKOWICZ
 Assistant Professor of Biology. PhD., The Weizmann Institute of Science (1998).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Use of random peptide libraries and other chemical genetics approaches for the
    study of viral pathogenesis and the search of antiviral factors. Main focus on HIV-1and HCV.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 304A/304. Phone: 619-594-8668 (office) /-5353 (lab).
 Email: roland@sciences.sdsu.edu

 RICARDO M. ZAYAS
 Assistant Professor of Biology, Ph.D. Tufts University (2003).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Stem cell biology. Molecular mechanisms underlying regeneration of the nervous
    system in planarians.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 306A/306. Phone: 619-594-2698 (office) /-3042 (lab).
 Email: rzayas@sciences.sdsu.edu

 ROBERT W. ZELLER
 Associate Professor of Biology. Ph.D., California Institute of Technology (1995).
 Program Area: Cell and Molecular Biology
 Research Interests: Chordate development, evolution of development, evolution of genomic
    regulatory networks, genomics, bioinformatics.
 Office/Lab: Life Science 314A/314. Phone: 619-594-6458 (office) /-4872 (lab).
 Email: rzeller@sunstroke.sdsu.edu