FBDS-people-students

Matt Brown: Graduate Student

Oh hi! Sorry, I did not see you there. You caught me in the middle of one of my experiments. That's what I do here at Muller Labs located in the Science Building on the campus of Fresno State. My name is Matthew Brown and I am a graduate student studying the suction feeding kinematics of bladderwort, an aquatic carnivorous plant. If stimulated properly, the bladders are able to capture zooplankaton. These plants pack quite a punch sucking in prey at ultra high speeds! Let me know if you want to know more!

Nicole Shinkawa

Nicole Shinkawa is an undergraduate at Fresno State. Majoring in Biology, she hopes to eventually go into the medical field. Currently she is assisting graduate students with research on Drosophila melanogaster (fruit flies) and their reactions to glutamate and beta-methlyamino-alanine (BMAA)--a toxin with Parkinson-like symptoms.
June 2012-present.

Nolan Avery: Graduate Student

"Characterizing the internal microbiome of bladderwort."

Eshan Bhardwaj

An undergraduate at CSU Fresno, Eshan is our expert in the cultivation of carnivorous plants.

Maxwell Hall: Graduate Student

Maxwell joined the group in the summer of 2014, with a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Fresno State. He is listening.

Alexander Shiglik: Graduate Student

“Asynchronous flight muscle: a distributed control strategy for oscillatory propulsion.”

Mohammed Zaid Faizan

"Characterizing the internal microbiome of bladderwort."

Rayhan Kabir: Graduate Student

"Prey selectivity in bladderwort."

Janneke Schwaner

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Robert Loyd