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Biology Online Team

honee_v

honee_v
Joined Biology-Online on 22-06-2006
My name is Maria Victoria Gonzaga Mozo. I'm from the Philippines - that's where I'd been a college teacher giving lectures and lab activities in Zoology, Botany, Genetics, Plant Physiology, Plant Morphoanatomy, Comparative Anatomy, Parasitology, Microbiology, and Physical Sciences for three years. Then I'd become a research tech asst in Saudi Arabia basically doing studies in therapeutic low power lasers, and co-authored a book chapter published in The Millennium Laser Book Trilogy, Lasers in Medicine Surgery and Dentistry part III. I have a BSc degree in Biology and I'm hoping to finish my MSc in Bio soon. I enjoy almost all subfields in biology but I am most fascinated in immunology, particularly the endless "battle" between the pathogens and the immune cells of the host. I've joined Biology Online hoping to share this fascination with everyone.
MrMistery

MrMistery
Joined Biology-Online on 03-03-2005
My name is Andrei Anghel and I am from Romania. I have had a passion for biology ever since I can remember, and consider it part of my person now. I have two silver medals at the International Biology Olympiad (in 2006 and 2007). I intend to pursue a career in biochemistry or cellular biology, but try to remain up-to-date on every subject in the area of biology. I enjoy discovering new things myself as well helping others discover new things. In fact, these are the two main reasons why I joined the Biology-online.org project. I truly believe the proverb "Mens sana in corpore sano" and do as much physical exercise as I can.
Poison

Poison
Joined Biology-Online on 02-01-2005
My name is Özge. I live in Turkey. I'm studying biology at the university and love it. I'm planning to do MSc and PhD after graduation. Althought I'm not very good at botany and zoology, I love most of the subjects of biology.

mith

mith
Joined Biology-Online on 20-01-2005
Mith (other online aliases: limitedfacade, yiferic) is currently a BioEngineering (BioMems option) undergrad at the University of California, Berkeley. He enjoys candlelit dinners and long walks on the beach when he's not busy fiddling around in a stereotypically geeky manner.
canalon

canalon
Joined Biology-Online on 03-02-2005
I am Post doc fellow working on evolution of bacterial population in the environment for Agriculture Canada. Before that I studied the role of mutation rate in bacterial evolution and spreading of ntibiotic resistance. My main interest are evolution and microbiology.

Jelanen

Jelanen
Joined Biology-Online on 03-03-2005
I have a BS in biology from the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth. I am applying for graduate school now to start in the fall, to pursue a PhD. I'm hoping to do some research in molecular immunology, but I'm open to other stuff too - like signal transduction. My main reason for wanting my PhD though is to teach at the college level. I'm an avid outdoors man and do a good deal of hunting and fishing throughout the year as well as geocaching, mountain biking, and backpacking. The only musical instrument that I can play with anything resembling skill is bagpipes.