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Sarah B. Lovern

Professor

Concordia University Wisconsin

Affiliations

Concordia University Ann Arbor

School of Arts and Sciences

Life and Earth Sciences

Sarah B. Lovern is currently serving as a Concordia University Ann Arbor Professor at Concordia University Wisconsin.

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nanoparticles nanotoxicology daphnia magna physiology biophysics nanotechnology toxicology nanoparticle research fullerenes titanium dioxide gold nanoparticle intake infectious diseases materials science environmental toxicology nanomaterials oceanography marine biology microbiome animal behavior avian biology behavioral ecology zoology animal ecology gut microbes nano energy communicable diseases public health preparedness educational strategies nanobiotechnology biological oceanography marine ecology breeding behavior dysbiosis student success student learning metal nanoparticles electron microscopy covid-19 pandemic epidemic intelligence global health crisis disease outbreaks mate-searching behaviors oxytetracycline exposure digestive system microbiota student researchers nano-c 60 c 60 daphnia magna mortality way behind

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Impact of Oxytetracycline Exposure on the Digestive System Microbiota of Daphnia Magna. PLoS ONE (2022)

Sarah B. LovernRochelle Van Hart

microbiomegut microbesoxytetracycline exposuremicrobial ecologydysbiosisdaphnia magnadigestive system microbiotamicrobiology

Teaching Lessons From the Pandemic: What to Keep and What to Leave Way Behind.. In Jon Crylen <jon.crylen@magnapubs.com> (Ed.), No. Madison WI: Teaching Professor (2021)

public healthcommunicable diseasespublic health preparednesscovid-19covid-19 pandemicepidemic intelligenceeducationglobal health crisishealth educationeducational strategiesteacher educationdisease outbreaksway behindmedical educationpreservice teacher education

Barriers to Transformative Learning in Undergraduate Research: Helping Student Researchers to Embrace the Hurdles.. (2018)

Sarah B Lovern

undergraduate researchstudent successstudent researcherseducationstudent learningeducational research

Electron Microscopy of Gold Nanoparticle Intake in the Gut of Daphnia Magna. (2009)

gold nanoparticle intakenanotoxicologybiophysicsmetal nanoparticlesnanoparticle researchabsorptionnanoparticleselectron microscopydaphnia magnabiological engineering

Electron Microscopy of Gold Nanoparticle Intake in the Gut of Daphnia Magna. Nanotoxicology (2008)

Sarah B. LovernHeather A. OwenRebecca Klaper

gold nanoparticle intakenanotoxicologydermatologynanoparticlesnanotechnology

Behavioral and Physiological Changes in Daphnia Magna When Exposed to Nanoparticle Suspensions (Titanium Dioxide, Nano-C 60, and C 60 Hxc 70 Hx). (2007)

physiologynanotoxicologynano-c 60chemical ecologynanoparticleschemistrydaphnia magnac 60

Behavioral and Physiological Changes in Daphnia Magna When Exposed to Nanoparticle Suspensions (Titanium Dioxide, Nano-C 60, and C 60 Hxc 70 Hx). Environmental Science & Technology (2007)

Sarah B. LovernJ. Rudi StricklerRebecca Klaper

physiologymaterials sciencenanobiotechnologybiophysicstitanium dioxidenanoparticlesnanomaterialsnanotechnology

Daphnia Magna Mortality When Exposed to Titanium Dioxide and Fullerene (C60) Nanoparticles. (2006)

titanium dioxidenanotoxicologydaphnia magna mortalitychemical engineeringnanoparticle researchfullerenestoxicologynanoparticleschemistrynano energy

Daphnia Magna Mortality When Exposed to Titanium Dioxide and Fullerene (C60) Nanoparticles. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2006)

Sarah B. LovernRebecca Klaper

nanotoxicologyenvironmental toxicologyfullerenestoxicologyinfectious diseases

Mate-Searching Behaviors in the Freshwater Calanoid Copepod Leptodiaptomus Ashlandi. Journal of Marine Systems (2004)

Ai NihongiSarah B. LovernJ.Rudi Strickler

animal behaviorbiological oceanographymarine ecologyavian biologybehavioral ecologyzoologyoceanographyanimal ecologybreeding behaviormate-searching behaviorsmarine biologyecologyevolutionary biology

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Sarah B. Lovern

Professor

Concordia University Wisconsin

Affiliations

Concordia University Ann Arbor

School of Arts and Sciences

Life and Earth Sciences

Sarah B. Lovern is currently serving as a Concordia University Ann Arbor Professor at Concordia University Wisconsin.

Honors

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Education

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Sarah B. Lovern

Concordia University Wisconsin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impact of Oxytetracycline Exposure on the Digestive System Microbiota of Daphnia Magna. PLoS ONE (2022)

Sarah B. LovernRochelle Van Hart

microbiomegut microbesoxytetracycline exposuremicrobial ecologydysbiosisdaphnia magnadigestive system microbiotamicrobiology

Teaching Lessons From the Pandemic: What to Keep and What to Leave Way Behind.. In Jon Crylen <jon.crylen@magnapubs.com> (Ed.), No. Madison WI: Teaching Professor (2021)

Barriers to Transformative Learning in Undergraduate Research: Helping Student Researchers to Embrace the Hurdles.. (2018)

Sarah B Lovern

undergraduate researchstudent successstudent researcherseducationstudent learningeducational research

Electron Microscopy of Gold Nanoparticle Intake in the Gut of Daphnia Magna. (2009)

gold nanoparticle intakenanotoxicologybiophysicsmetal nanoparticlesnanoparticle researchabsorptionnanoparticleselectron microscopydaphnia magnabiological engineering

Electron Microscopy of Gold Nanoparticle Intake in the Gut of Daphnia Magna. Nanotoxicology (2008)

Sarah B. LovernHeather A. OwenRebecca Klaper

gold nanoparticle intakenanotoxicologydermatologynanoparticlesnanotechnology

Behavioral and Physiological Changes in Daphnia Magna When Exposed to Nanoparticle Suspensions (Titanium Dioxide, Nano-C 60, and C 60 Hxc 70 Hx). (2007)

physiologynanotoxicologynano-c 60chemical ecologynanoparticleschemistrydaphnia magnac 60

Behavioral and Physiological Changes in Daphnia Magna When Exposed to Nanoparticle Suspensions (Titanium Dioxide, Nano-C 60, and C 60 Hxc 70 Hx). Environmental Science & Technology (2007)

Sarah B. LovernJ. Rudi StricklerRebecca Klaper

physiologymaterials sciencenanobiotechnologybiophysicstitanium dioxidenanoparticlesnanomaterialsnanotechnology

Daphnia Magna Mortality When Exposed to Titanium Dioxide and Fullerene (C60) Nanoparticles. (2006)

titanium dioxidenanotoxicologydaphnia magna mortalitychemical engineeringnanoparticle researchfullerenestoxicologynanoparticleschemistrynano energy

Daphnia Magna Mortality When Exposed to Titanium Dioxide and Fullerene (C60) Nanoparticles. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2006)

Sarah B. LovernRebecca Klaper

nanotoxicologyenvironmental toxicologyfullerenestoxicologyinfectious diseases

Mate-Searching Behaviors in the Freshwater Calanoid Copepod Leptodiaptomus Ashlandi. Journal of Marine Systems (2004)

Ai NihongiSarah B. LovernJ.Rudi Strickler

animal behaviorbiological oceanographymarine ecologyavian biologybehavioral ecologyzoologyoceanographyanimal ecologybreeding behaviormate-searching behaviorsmarine biologyecologyevolutionary biology

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