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Current Research Students

Haichuan Gu '27

Haichuan is a Junior Biology major working in the lab on the ecology of plant invasions. His work has focused on the germination of invasive plants across the landscape.

Sinead McSweeney-Goransson '29

Sinead is a freshman pathways to research student working on the ecology of plant invasions and the germination of invasive plants across the landscape.

John Morales '28

John is a Sophomore Biology major investigating the effects of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on competitive interactions among plants.

Macy Printy '29

Macy is a Freshman pathways to research student investigating the effects of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on competitive interactions among plants.

Zack Spivack '26

Zack is a Senior Biology major researching how tree mycorrhizal associations impact soil biogeochemical cycling.

Previous Research Students
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Katja was an undergraduate honors thesis student in the Antunes lab at Algoma University. She studied the mechanisms of invasion by the plant Vinca minor.

Katja Karhi

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Rebekah was an undergraduate honors thesis student in the Antunes lab at Algoma University. They studied the impacts of Vinca minor on microarthropods.

Rebekah Gwynn

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Shiyi was a PhD student at Cornell University. We  collaborated on a project looking at the effects of long-term N and P fertilization on soil fungal communities in Northern hardwood forests.

Shiyi Li

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Jen was an undergraduate honors thesis student in the Antunes lab at Algoma University. She studied spatial patterns in the distribution of an introduced snail.

Jen Bridge

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Carina was a Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation intern at Algoma University and studied the impacts of the invasive plant Vinca minor. She completed a Master's at University of Calgary.

Carina Lai

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Caitlyn was a Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation intern at Algoma University and studied the impacts of life history strategies of mycorrhizal fungiShe completed a Master's at McGill University.

Caitlyn Horsch

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