Dr. Alan J. Brook was a British professor and phycologist. He was the author of 90 scientific publications and a number of books, including his final work which was a 600 page/1500 illustrations monograph on British desmids. He also co-edited ...

Dr. Brian Whitton is an English phycologist and Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences at Durham University. Much of his research has focused on freshwater algal floral of the British Isles. Relevant to the biota of the Gulf of Mexico, Dr ...

Dr. Celia Bulit is a researcher at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco. Much of her research has focused on dinoflagellates, and distribution and ecology of microplankton. Relevant to the biota of the Gulf of Mexico, Dr. Bulit has published the following: Pérez ...

Dr. Sinigalliano is the director of the Environmental Molecular and Cytometric Imaging Facility (EMCIF) at the Southeast Environmental Research Center (SERC), and conducts flow cytometric cell sorting and single-cell sorting for culture isolation of a wide variety of toxic algae ...

My areas of research are ultrastructural studies of seaweeds, physiological ecology of tropical seagrasses, as well as a general interest in marine plants and economically important seaweeds. More recently we have been concerned with the decline in diversity of seaweeds ...

Dr. David Ballantine is a professor and researcher at the University of Puerto Rico (UPR). Dr. Ballantine has actively pursued research on floristics of the marine algal flora of Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Related research concerns life histories of ...

Dr. David John is a British phycologist and Scientific Associate at the Natural History Museum in London, England. His research focuses the taxonomy, ecology and biogeography of tropical marine algae and freshwater algae. His specialties include: Teaching, Algae, Algal biogeography ...

Dr. Deborah Bronk is a Professor of Marine Science at William and Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Much of her research focuses on nitrogen cycling and nitrogen biogeochemistry. She is interested in the fluxes of nitrogen in open-ocean, coastal ...

Dr. Elena N. Kondratieva was a Russian microbiologist. Her principal research was bacterial photosynthesis; pathways of carbon dioxide assimilation; carbon, sulfur and nitrogen metabolism, and nitrogen fixation. Dr. Kondratieva authored over 250 scientific publications including two monographs, three textbooks and ...