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College of William and Mary

2008 - 2009 Beckman Scholar

Michael S. Harper
Title of Research: The Role of Notch Signalling in Neurotransmitter Phenotype Determination
Email: msharp@wm.edu

Andrew Hughes
Title of Research: The role of calcium signaling in neurotransmitter phenotype determination in Xenopus laevis
Email: aehug2@wm.edu

Ian K. Webb
Title of Research: The Expreimental and Theoretical Gas-Phase Acidities of L-Arginine Analogues
Email: ikwebb@wm.edu

Natalia I. Golub
Title of Research: Specification of Neurotransmitter Phenotypes at Early Developmental Stages of Xenopus laevis
Email: nigolu@wm.edu

Maria K. Happel
Title of Research: Effects of Different Effective Temperature Ranges on thermochemical Properties Obtained from the Extended Kinetic Method
Email: mkhapp@wm.edu

Katherine Fisher
Title of Research: Determination of the Default Vertebrate Neural Phenotype in Early Development
Email: kifish@wm.edu

Melissa Sprachman
Title of Research: The Use of Bismuth Compounds in the Non-toxic Syntheses of Natural Products
Email: mmspra@wm.edu

Lamia Wahba
Title of Research: Chromosome Mutation 528 in C. elegans
Email: lawahb@wm.edu

Vijay Dondeti
Title of Research: Using Microarrays to Study Neural Differentiation and Plasticity in Xenopus laevis
Email: vrdond@wm.edu

Megan Dellinger
Title of Research: Design, Synthesis and Catalysis Application of Metal Network Materials
Email: medell@wm.edu

Edith Bowers
Title of Research: Development of New Techniques for Studying Protein Structure and Folding

Christen Raymond
Title of Research: Variation in the Neuroendicrine Pathway of Reproductive Photoresponsiveness in Rodents

Annaka Begley
Title of Research: Neural Variation Using Photperiod as a Model

Ann Mikowski
Title of Research: Aryl Iodanes: Syntheses and Reactivity

Kristina Hoke
Title of Research: Role of Neurotransmitter Systems in Embryonic Brain Development

Anne McNeil
Title of Research: Synthesis and Solvolysis of Alkenyl(arl)iodonium Triflates

Lucia Wille
Title of Research: The Anaphase-Promoting Complex is Required for C. elegans Meiosis I Anaphas