Matthew Hare

Associate Professor

Cornell University
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Matthew Hare is an Associate Professor at Cornell University, located in the United States. His research focuses on climate risk in cold-water fish species, the consequences of domestication in eastern oysters, and genomic analyses that enhance population-level insights. Recent publications also explore reproductive phenology in estuarine environments and the relationship between host immune responses, microbiomes, and pathogens in disease dynamics.

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Northeastern University

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Stacy Krueger-Hadfield

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The University of Alabama

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Mary A. Sewell

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Mariah Meek

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

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Laetitia Wilkins

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Ximing Guo

Professor

Rutgers University

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Holly Kindsvater

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

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Brian Gratwicke

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Robert Ossiboff

Clinical Assistant Professor

University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine

UNITED STATES
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Elizabeth M. Bunting

Cornell University

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