Current Personnel

	Ajay Yekkirala Masters Student - Biology, 2003-Current Project: Transcriptome comparisons among Chlamydomonas spp. differing in tolerance to low temperature.
	Keerthi Sathiraju Doctoral Student - Cellular and Molecular Biology, 2006-Current Project: Mechanisms of survival in the cold-adapted alga, Chlamydomonas altera
	Fahmida Shireen Masters Student - Biology, 2006-Current Project: Comparison of cold acclimation and freezing tolerance in psychrophilic and psychrotrophic algae.
	Pratik Lalit Undergraduate Research Assistant, 2006-Current Project: Effect of varying temperature on the mobility of Chlamydomonas altera.
	Leah Swanson Undergraduate Research Assistant, 2007-Current Project: Role of plant hormones in mediating Hessian fly damage in wheat.

Former Personnel

	Ana Simonovic PhD, 2006, Cellular and Molecular Biology Project: Effect of Low Temperatures and Light on Glutamine Synthetase Isoforms in Maize Seedlings.
	Dilma Silva Foreign Exchange Scholar, 2001-2002 Project: Identification of sources of respiratory sucrose loss in sugarbeets.
	Shobhan Gaddameedhi Doctoral Student - Cellular and Molecular Biology, 2002-2004 Project: Altered gene expression during acclimation to chilling stress in maize seedlings. Microarray analyses.
	Bryant Carlson Undergraduate Research Assistant, 2002-2003 Project: Monitoring the effects of low temperature on light- and dark-grown maize seedlings.
	Miranda Hvinden Research Assistant, 2002-2003 Project: Development of an assay for gamma-glutamylcysteine synthetase.
	Chandra Bathula Doctoral Student - Cellular and Molecular Biology, 2004-2005 Project: Susceptibility of the maize intercalary meristem to low temperature stress.
	Jordan Sand Undergraduate Research Assistant, 2004-2005 Project: Response of Chlamydomonas altera to varying low temperatures.
	Leah Michael Undergraduate Research Assistant, 2004-2005 Project: Analysis of gultamine synthetase activity in maize exposed to low temperature.

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Dana Paulson - Undergraduate Research Assistant, 2000
Robert Piontek - Undergraduate Research Assistant, 2005