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Research Scientists

Mani Tagmount     Email: atagmount@ufl.edu

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Alex Loguinov

Projects involved with: Metal Mixtures

(Microarray Bioinformatics / Data Analysis / Statistical Programming / Biostatistics)
Applying statistical, computational and programming tools to evaluation and validation of algorithms for gene expression data analysis based on microarray experiments (mostly in metal toxicology and plant physiology).

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Postdoctoral Researchers

​Devrah Arndt     Email: arndtd@ufl.edu

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 ​Projects involved with: Nanotoxicology; Behavioral Toxicology
I received my Ph.D. in Freshwater Sciences and Environmental Health from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2014. In the Vulpe Lab, I work as part of an international collaboration with the SIINN (Safe Implementation of Innovative Nanoscience and Nanotechnology) ERA-NET to investigate how the length and diameter of silver nanowires affects silver nanowire toxicity to humans and organisms. I also am involved on projects that investigate the sub-lethal impacts of biotic and abiotic environmental stressors on Daphnia magna. In my free time I love to travel, play volleyball, cook spicy food (I make my own hot sauces from scratch), and spend time with friends and family.

Post-doctoral, University of Kentucky, Plant and Soil Sciences (2014-2016)
Ph.D. Freshwater Sciences and Environmental Health, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (2014)
B. S. Biology, University of Wisconsin, Madison (2006)
B. S. Anthropology, University of Wisconsin, Madison (2006)

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