Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Determination of Expiratory Flow Limitation During Exercise in Adults Using Artificial Intelligence
Greg Petrics, PhD, Professor of Math & Data Science, VTSU
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Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Decoding the Social Scents of Ants and Fireflies
Greg Pask, PhD, Assistant Professor of Biology, Middlebury College
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Developing Adaptive Chemical Sensing Technologies for Determining the Etiology of Brain Disorders
Yangguang Ou, PhD, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, The University of Vermont
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Do Parasites Have Queens? Division of Labor in Trematode Parasites
Allison Neal, PhD, Associate Professor of Biology, Norwich University
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Title TBD
Carlos-Andres Gallegod-Riofrio, PhD, Gund Postdoctoral Fellow, Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, The University of Vermont
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Identifying Digital Phenotypes of Childhood Mental Health Through Biological and Behavioral Responces
Bryn Loftness, BS, Graduate Student, Complex Systems and Data Science Program, The University of Vermont
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Examining the Role of Occupational Therapy in Health and Wellness
Victoria Priganc, PhD, OT, Occupational Therapy Program Director, The University of Vermont
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Physical and Emotional Health: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
Barbara Colombo, PhD, Professor of Psychology, Champlain College
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – What Water Color Can Tell Us About the Health of Aquatic Ecosystems
Clay Williams, PhD, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies and Science, St. Michael's College
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – Effect of Short-Term Full-Fat Yogurt Consumption on Metabolic and Inflammatory Biomarkers in Individuals with Prediabetes
Victoria Taormina, BS, Graduate Student, Animal, Nutrition, and Food Sciences, The University of Vermont
Johnson Science Colloquium Event – From the Lab to Mars: Applying Physical Volcanology to Extraterrestrial Surfaces
Sean Peters, PhD, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Earth and Climate Science, Middlebury College