Schonna Manning

Assistant Professor

Florida International University

United States

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Dr. Schonna Manning is an Assistant Professor at Florida International University, USA. Her research focuses on adaptive evolution and environmental impacts on marine ecosystems, with recent articles addressing topics such as photonic nanomaterials in marine diatoms, cyanobacterial proliferations, and phytoplankton community dynamics. She is also involved in studies related to microalgal biotechnology and its applications in biodiesel production.

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Bradley Moore

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University of California San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography

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Mathew Leibold

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University of Florida

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Purdue University

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Adaptive evolution and early diversification of photonic nanomaterials in marine diatoms

Sunfish as zooplankton control agents to improve yields of wastewater-cultivated algae

Environmental Factors Impacting the Development of Toxic Cyanobacterial Proliferations in a Central Texas Reservoir

Extreme genome diversity and cryptic speciation in a harmful algal-bloom-forming eukaryote

Surf-diatoms from sandy beaches on the Eastern Coast of South America (Brazil): the identification of<i>Anaulus</i>Ehrenberg and<i>Asterionellopsis</i>Round

First Confirmed Case of Canine Mortality Due to Dihydroanatoxin-a in Central Texas, USA

Dynamic phytoplankton community structure in a subtropical reservoir during an extended drought, Central Texas, USA

Cultivating epizoic diatoms provides insights into the evolution and ecology of both epibionts and hosts

Preliminary study on the economic assessment of culturing Nannochloropsis sp. in Egypt for the production of biodiesel and high-value biochemicals

Microalgal lipids: biochemistry and biotechnology

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Bradley Moore

Mathew Leibold

Jennifer Wisecaver

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