Danielle Galvin
I am interested in evaluating the effects of multiple, combined stressors on amphibian physiology and survival. Specifically, I am interested in how emerging pathogens, environmental contaminants, and changes in climate interact and the subsequent impacts of these factors on amphibians. Other areas of research I am interested in include amphibian overwintering physiology, snake fungal disease, applied conservation, and gender inequity in STEM fields. I am particularly fond of field work, Bayesian modelling, collaborative (team) science, and coffee.
Please contact me at: dgalvin2@utk.edu
Disease Ecology, Ecotoxicology, Overwintering Physiology
- What are long-term impacts of multiple, combined stressors on amphibian physiology?
2415 Fletcher Luck Lane
Knoxville, TN 37996-4563
- PhD, Biology, University of South Dakota, 2023
- BS, Fisheries and Wildlife, University of Nebraska Lincoln, 2019
Danielle Galvin
2415 Fletcher Luck Lane
Knoxville, TN 37996-4563
- PhD, Biology, University of South Dakota, 2023
- BS, Fisheries and Wildlife, University of Nebraska Lincoln, 2019
I am interested in evaluating the effects of multiple, combined stressors on amphibian physiology and survival. Specifically, I am interested in how emerging pathogens, environmental contaminants, and changes in climate interact and the subsequent impacts of these factors on amphibians. Other areas of research I am interested in include amphibian overwintering physiology, snake fungal disease, applied conservation, and gender inequity in STEM fields. I am particularly fond of field work, Bayesian modelling, collaborative (team) science, and coffee.
Please contact me at: dgalvin2@utk.edu
Disease Ecology, Ecotoxicology, Overwintering Physiology
- What are long-term impacts of multiple, combined stressors on amphibian physiology?