People
Principle Investigator
John Dennehy
, PhD
My research training began with a field project studying the relationship between social dominance and condition among pronghorn. After receiving a MS in Zoology at the University of Idaho, I studied the population biology of mosquitoes in the Livdahl Lab at Clark University. For my dissertation, I researched population biology and evolution of rhabditid nematodes. Subsequently I recieved a NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship to work on bacteriophage phi6 in the Turner Lab at Yale University. I also was trained in the phage lambda system in the Wang Lab at University of Albany. My career has demonstrated a distinct downward trend in organismal body size as I realized how smaller organisms are more amenable to research on evolutionary and ecological questions.
John Dennehy's CV
John Dennehy's Blog
Email: john.dennehy@qc.cuny.edu
Graduate Students
James Carpino, PhD candidate
Sai Kappagantula, MS Candidate
Bruce Sun, MS Candidate
Undergraduate Students
Dave Kim
David Lee
Jinyu Li
Research Assistant
Yoon Choi
High School Students
Dipabali Chowdhury--Townsend Harris
Shajoti Rahman--Townsend Harris
Elizabeth Valles--Townsend Harris
Ashraf Hussain--Townsend Harris
Alumni
Svetlana Musheyev -- Attending New York University College of Dentristry
Aneury Hernandez--Townsend Harris, attending the University of Michigan
Julie Kim--Townsend Harris, attending Carnegie Mellon University
Debbie Sands--JFK
Lydia Wu--Townsend Harris, attending the Sophie B. Davis School of Biomedical Education
Principle Investigator
John Dennehy
, PhDMy research training began with a field project studying the relationship between social dominance and condition among pronghorn. After receiving a MS in Zoology at the University of Idaho, I studied the population biology of mosquitoes in the Livdahl Lab at Clark University. For my dissertation, I researched population biology and evolution of rhabditid nematodes. Subsequently I recieved a NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship to work on bacteriophage phi6 in the Turner Lab at Yale University. I also was trained in the phage lambda system in the Wang Lab at University of Albany. My career has demonstrated a distinct downward trend in organismal body size as I realized how smaller organisms are more amenable to research on evolutionary and ecological questions.
John Dennehy's CV
John Dennehy's Blog
Email: john.dennehy@qc.cuny.edu
Graduate Students
James Carpino, PhD candidate
Sai Kappagantula, MS Candidate
Bruce Sun, MS Candidate
Undergraduate Students
Dave Kim
David Lee
Jinyu Li
Research Assistant
Yoon Choi
High School Students
Dipabali Chowdhury--Townsend Harris
Shajoti Rahman--Townsend Harris
Elizabeth Valles--Townsend Harris
Ashraf Hussain--Townsend Harris
Alumni
Svetlana Musheyev -- Attending New York University College of Dentristry
Aneury Hernandez--Townsend Harris, attending the University of Michigan
Julie Kim--Townsend Harris, attending Carnegie Mellon University
Debbie Sands--JFK
Lydia Wu--Townsend Harris, attending the Sophie B. Davis School of Biomedical Education