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Susan at Vulcan Hot Springs, Idaho Gilbert collecting microbial samples from a hot spring in the Alvord Basin
Dr. Susan Childers (childers@uidaho.edu)

Dr. Childers is assistant professor at UI and heads the geomicrobiology research team. She obtained her PhD in microbiology from the University of Connecticut and has held postdoctoral positions at Montana State University and University of Massachusetts. For more information about Dr. Childers, see her curriculum vitae.
Gilbert Flores (flor0978@uidaho.edu)

Gilbert is a M.S. candidate in Environmental Science (expected to graduate May 2006). His research investigates microbial oxidation of arsenite in geothermal waters of the Alvord Basin, southeast Oregon. Gilbert has been accepted to a PhD program at Portland State University (Biology Department).

Lisa on Sierra Negra volcano rim, Galápagos Zodiak supervising the field crew  
Lisa Mayhew (mayh6704@uidaho.edu)

Lisa is a M.S. candidate in Geological Sciences (expected to graduate May 2006). Her research investigates microbial diversity associated with vulcanism in the Galápagos Islands. Lisa has been accepted to a PhD program at the University of Colorado, Boulder (Geology Department).
Zodiak(bubba@milkbones.com)

Supervisor
Field reconnaissance / hot-springs finder
 
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