MISE@University of the Ryukyus: wow!

There are zoanthids in Pinocchio, in the underwater scene!

Welcome to MISE!

Lab Overview:
In the Department of Chemistry, Biology and Marine Science, MISE focuses on research into coral reef invertebrate biology using ecological and molecular methods. Currently, members of MISE are particularly interested in zoanthids and anemones, mushroom corals, zooxanthellae (and other protists), and amphipods, octocorals, fire coral and sponges.

Lab Members:
James Reimer - associate professor
Doris Albinsky - post-doctoral researcher

Kevin Wakeman - visiting PhD candidate (from UBC)

Sung-yin Yang - PhD course candidate (3rd year)

Yu Miyazaki - PhD course candidate (2nd year)

Takuma Fujii - PhD course candidate (2nd year)
Javier Montenegro - PhD course candidate (1st year)

Ty McClelland - PhD course candidate (1st year)

Yuka Irei - research student

Haruka Shikiba - masters course student (2nd year)

Okuto Takama - masters course student (2nd year)

Masaru Mizuyama - masters course student (2nd year)

Iori Kawamura - masters course student (1st year)

Taku Ohara - masters course student (1st year)

Toru Nishimura - undergraduate student (4th year)

Erina Kawai - undergraduate student (4th year)

Satoko Nasu - undergraduate student (3rd year)

Hatsuko Noda - undergraduate student (3rd year)

Yu Fujiwara - undergraduate student (3rd year)

Masashi Yomogita - undergraduate student (3rd year)

Former members:

Eriko Shiroma - undergraduate student (2007-2009)

Frederic Sinniger - JSPS post-doctoral fellow (2007-2009)

Mamiko Hirose - Post-doctoral Researcher (short-term)

Marie Higa - undergraduate student (2008-2010)

Yohei Sakamoto - undergraduate student (2008-2010)

Catalina Aguilar - masters course student (2008-2010)

Minaho Kamezaki - undergraduate student (2009-2011)

Yuya Hibino - undergraduate and masters (2008-2012)

Kristine White - JSPS post-doctoral fellow (2010-2012)

Carey Ashworth - masters course student (2010-2012)

MISE@University of the Ryukyus

Sunday, December 20, 2009

wow!

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