People
The Deans Lab is moving to Penn State in June 2012.
The Deans Lab statement of mutual expectations is available as a Google Doc.
Andy Deans, PI
Assistant Professor in the Department of Entomology and Director of the NCSU Insect Museum. Interests: biodiversity informatics, systematics of Hymenoptera. (andy_deans at ncsu dot edu); CV
Matt Yoder
Researcher on the Hymenoptera Anatomy Ontology project, programmer of mx. Interests: systematics of Diapriidae (Hymenoptera), biodiversity informatics, ontologies in taxonomy. (diapriid at gmail dot com)
Bob Blinn
Collection manager for the NCSU Insect Museum. Interests: Systematics of Heteroptera. (bob_blinn at ncsu dot edu)
Matt Bertone
Postdoc for the Hymenoptera Anatomy Ontology project. Interests: systematics of Diptera, comparative morphology, ontology alignment. (matthew.bertone at gmail dot com)
Heather Campbell-Melvin
MS student. Interests: systematics and natural history of bees. (hmcampbe at ncsu dot edu)
Kelly Dew
Research assistant, biodiversity data collector, annotator.
Andrew Ernst
MS student. Interests: systematics of Ceraphronoidea, comparative morphology, ontology development.
István Mikó
Research associate on the Hymenoptera Anatomy Ontology project. Interests: comparative morphology, systematics of Ceraphronoidea (Hymenoptera). (istvan.miko at gmail dot com)
Trish Mullins
MS student. Interests: systematics of Hymenoptera.
Tanner Stanfield
Museum assistant, GigaPan wizard.
Moved on ... :-(
Lydia Abernethy
Museum assistant, biodiversity data collector.
Amy Bader
Research Assistant. Interests: Parasitic Hymenoptera, collection management, data curation. Moved to the University of Illinois.
Elizabeth MacLeod
Museum assistant, biodiversity data collector. Moved to the Internet Archive.
Rinchhuanawma
MS student. Interests: systematics of Malagasy ensign wasps, conservation biology.
Katja Seltmann
Project manager and programmer for the Hymenoptera Anatomy Ontology project. Interests: systematics of Hymenoptera. (katja_seltmann at ncsu dot edu) Moved to the American Museum of Natural History.
Barb Sharanowski
Postdoc for the ensign wasp systematics project. Interests: molecular phylogenetics and phylogenomics of Hymenoptera. (barb.sharanowski at gmail dot com) Now at the University of Manitoba: Sharanowski Lab