Today, Dr. Angela Oliverio, Assistant Professor in the Biology Department at Syracuse University, joins the #QualityQuorum to discuss what her research group has been learning about extremophilic single-celled eukaryotes!
Host: Mark O. Martin
Guest: Angela Oliverio
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Links for this episode
- An overview of protists.
- A wondrous video of the types of protists to be found seemingly everywhere.
- A video about amoebae and how YOU can find them.
- A video about the testate amoebae mentioned in this podcast.
- An essay about the testate amoebae.
- A very old article on temperature limits to eukaryotic life.
- A more modern article on this topic.
- An article from Dr. Oliverio’s group on the temperature limits to eukaryotic life.
- The Mullin laboratory at UCSF does remarkable visualization.
- Genomics and the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory.
- How mycoplasma move, with remarkable videos.
- A member of Dr. Oliverio’s lab creates beautiful glass art at this Etsy shop.
- A wonderful local news report on Dr. Oliverio and coworker’s research.
- A nice overview of Dr. Oliverio’s research interest in extremophilic protists.
- An article from Dr. Oliverio’s group explaining why we should all care about extremophilic eukaryotes.
- Dr. Oliverio’s research website (and SO worth your time)
- Dr. Oliverio’s faculty website.
Intro music is by Reber Clark
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