Ashland University
Department of Biology/Toxicology
Faculty and student research
In the Department of Biology/Toxicology, students have the opportunity to work with faculty on research projects that can lead to presentation at national conferences or to publication. Research projects within the department range from molecular and cellular biology to ecology and aquatic biology.
Degrees and majors |
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Our unique undergraduate Toxicology program |
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The AU Environmental Science program |
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Preprofessional programs |
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Biology/Toxicology faculty |
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Undergraduate research opportunities |
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Beta Beta Beta (Biology honorary) local chapter information |
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The Kettering Science Center and Environmental Preserves |
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News and events |
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Biology/Toxicology home page |
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Ashland University home page |
- Dr. Soren Brauner
Plant genetics and evolution.
- Dr. Doug Dawson
Developmental toxicology, ecotoxicology, structure-activity relationships.
- Dr. Steven Fenster
Cellular and molecular neurobiology
- Dr. Andrew Greene
Daily rhythms in filamentous fungi
- Dr. Mason Posner
Evolution and function of the vertebrate eye.
- Dr. Patricia Saunders
Limnology, aquatic ecology
- Dr. Karen Stine
Cellular level toxicology, including cell stress, stress proteins, energy metabolism.
- Dr. Dick Stoffer
Ecology, animal behavior, prairie restoragion, and systematics of the Diptera family Chironomidae.