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CURRICULUM
VITAE
Miriam
Steinitz-Kannan
Regents
Professor
Department of Biological Sciences,
Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, KY 41099-0400
Telf. (859) 572-5522, email: kannan@nku.edu, Fax (859) 572-5639
EDUCATION:
Ph.D.
Zoology.
The Ohio State University, Columbus, 1979: Dissertation: Comparative
Limnology of Ecuadorian Lakes: A Study of Species Number and Composition
of Plankton Communities of the Galapagos Islands and the Equatorial
Andes.
M.Sc.
Zoology
The Ohio State University, Columbus, 1977
B.A.
Biology
Rider University, Lawrenceville, N.J., 1973
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Department
of Biological Sciences, Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights KY.Regents Professor
1993-present, Professor 1990-1993, Associate Professor 1986-1990, Tenure-track
Assistant Professor 1981-1986, Assistant Professor (non-tenure track)
1979-1981
University
of Cincinnati, Claremont College, Batavia, OH. Lecturer on
Biology, 1979.
The Ohio State University,
Columbus, OH., Teaching Associate, Zoology Dept. 1975-1979
Academy
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa. Training in
Phycology. Work and training on Diatom Taxonomy with Drs. Ruth Patrick
and Charles Reimer. 1978.
Florida
State University, Tallahassee, Fla. Research Fellow, Institute of
Molecular Biophysics, 1973-1974.
SELECTED HONORS/AWARD:
2012 NKU SPARK Award for
commitment to diversity.
2012 Cyncy
Magazine’s Outstanding Educator
2011 Milburn NKU
Outstanding Professor Award
2011 YMCA Black and Latino
Achievers Award
2011 ELLF Educator of the
Year Award
2011 Regents
Professor Award, Northern Kentucky University (3 Year Reappointment)
2009 Beta Beta Beta Biology Honor Society “Outstanding Advisor
Award”
2009 Presidential
Ambassadors Lamplighter “Spark” Award, Northern Kentucky University
2008 Beta Beta Beta Biology Honor Society Yokley
Faculty Service Award ‘ 2005 Regents Professor Award,
Northern Kentucky University (6 year reappointment)
2005, 04, 94,95 Nominated for Kentucky Council for Higher Education Acorn
Award for teaching
2003-04 America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals
2002, 03, 04, 05 Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers
2003 Beta Beta Beta
Biological Honor Society District 2 “The Outstanding Advisor” Award
1999,1993 Regents Professor Award, Northern Kentucky University (6 year
reappointments)
1999 Nominated for Council of Undergraduate Reseach
-Fellow Award
1994 NKU Alumni Association "Strongest Influence Award"
1993 Kentucky Academy of Sciences Distinguished Scientists Award
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS/COMMITTEES:
Foundation for Ohio River
Education – Board Member
Ohio River Foundation,
Educator
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Ohio River Basin Consortium for Research and
Education/ Executive Committee President 2008-2011, Ex-officio member
2012-Present
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NKU Latino Institute for Excellence (LIFE)
Academic Director
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Licking River Watershed Watch Scientific Advisory
Panel
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Kentucky Academy of Sciences, Executive Board, VP
(03-04) Pres. Elect (04-05), President (2005-06), Past President
(06-07).
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Beta Beta Beta Biology Honor Society / Mu Iota Chapter
advisor since 1993
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ECOS (Environmental Concerned Organization of
Students) NKU chapter founder and co-advisor until 1995-2005.
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Council on Undergraduate Research
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Sigma Xi - The Research Society of North America
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International Society for Diatom Research
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Ohio Biological Survey – Advisory Council - NKU
representative
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American Water Works Association –Student
Activities Committee for Annual Conference.-
Host to AWWA algae workshops.
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Northern Kentucky University
Latino and Multicultural Center Academic Advisory Board.
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English Language Learners Foundation: Program Committee member
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Greater Cincinnati Water Works: Scientific Advisory
Board member 2008-Present
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Educating Latinos for Kentucky’s Future – Member
of organizing committee
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Silicon:
Member of Journal’s Editorial Board
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SELECTED GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
2012-2013.
Characterization of Environmental strains of Cyanobacteria and Their Corresponding
Toxic and Allergenic Components U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
2011-2013 The Ohio River
STEM Institute. University-Community Partnership Regional Stewardship
Grants.
2012. Reinventing
Ourselves: Higher education in a new era: Embracing Technology in Science Teaching and
Learning COEHS Mini-Grant with
S. Kerlin and C. Rider (funds to develop a water quality app).
2008-2010. Using Technology and
the Environment to Entice Students and the Community into the World of
Science. Ky Council for Post-Secondary
Education (CPE) Regional Stewardship Grant.
2007-2009. Analysis of Periphyton Samples from the Ohio River. Contract with
ORSANCO for diatom analysis to include diatoms as a biological indicator
in large river biological assessment for the Ohio River Basin.
1997-
2009.- .Ohio River Algal Monitoring Services -
The NKU Water Research Laboratory and Diatom Herbarium. Contracts with
ORSANCO for bimonthly monitoring of drinking water utilities along the
River.
2004-Present- Collaborative Research: Continuous Holocene Climate Records from
the Galapagos – NSF/NOOA subcontracts with University of Arizona,
Florida Institute of Technology, M.I.T. and Marine Biological Laboratory,
Woods Hole MA.
2004-07.
Collaborative Research: Vegetation and Paleoecology of an Amazon-Andean elevational transect. The National Science
Foundation. Collaboration: Florida Institute of Technology and Wake
Forest University.
2001-2003.
Developing and evaluating a standard method for identification and
enumeration of potentially toxic cyanobacteria. U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency contract. With Judy Westrick.
1995-1997.
NOAA Climate and Global Change Program-
Collaborative research: A record of El Niño events from Galapagos Lake
Cores.
1991-1994
National Science Foundation - Atmospheric Sciences - Late Holocene
History of Precipitation Events in the Equatorial Pacific: A Record from
Galapagos Lake Cores.
1991-1992
National Geographic Society - History of Strong El Niño events from the
Galapagos Islands.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS ( * = student) :
S. Guglielmi*, A. Rice*,
and M. Steinitz Kannan. Collection and
identification of potentially toxic and allergenic cyanobacteria from the
Greater Cincinnati area. Proceedings of the World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2013:
Showcasing the Future © ASCE 2013 pgs 3142-
3153.
Steinitz-Kannan, Miriam
and Nicole Lenca* 2012. Field guide to algae and other “scums” in ponds,
lakes, streams and rivers. Booklet
published by the Boone, Kenton and Campbell County Conservation
Districts, KY. 19pp. In Press.
Restrepo Alejandra*, Paul
Colinvaux, Mark Bush, Alexander Correa-Metrio*,
Jessica Conroy*, Mark R. Gardener, Patricia Jaramillo, Miriam
Steinitz-Kannan and Jonathan Overpeck. 2012. Impacts of climate
variability and human colonization on the vegetation of the Galápagos
Islands. Ecology, 93(8) pp. 1853–1866
Allameh, Seyed, Sharon Sarowa *, and Miriam Steinitz Kannan .2011. Algae-base Biodiesel for Household
Applications. In: Proceedings of
the ASME 2011 International Mechanical Engineering Congress &
Exposition. November 11-17, 2011,
Denver, Colorado.
Steinitz-Kannan, Miriam, Joshua T.
Cooper* and Diana K. McCubbin* 2010.
Bacillariophyta – The Diatoms Chapter 7. IN: Algae: AWWA Manual
48. American Water Works Association (In Press)
Bush Mark, P.A. Colinvaux, M.
Steinitz Kannan, J. Overpeck, J. Sachs, J.Cole,
J. Conroy*, A. Restrepo* 2010. 40
years of paleoecology on the Galapagos. Submitted to Charles Darwin
Research Station. Special Publication to celebrate its 50th
Anniversary (In Press)
Clarson, Stephen J., Miriam Steinitz-Kannan, S. V. Patwardhan*,
R. Kannan, Ryan Hartig*, Louis Schloesser*, Douglas W. Hamilton*, Jeffrey K.A. Fusaro and Ryan Beltz*. 2009. Some Observations of
Diatoms Under Turbulence. Silicon.1:79–90
Conroy, J.L., J.T. Overpeck, J.E. Cole, and M.
Steinitz-Kannan. 2009. Variable oceanic influences on western North
American drought over the last 1200 years. Geophysical Research Letters 36:
10.1029/2009GL039558.
Conroy, Jessica* L, Alejandra Restrepo*, Jonathan
T. Overpeck, Miriam
Steinitz-Kannan, Julia E. Cole, Mark B. Bush, and Paul A.
Colinvaux. 2009. Unprecedented recent warming of surface temperatures in
the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. Nature Geoscience 2:47-50
Hillyer, Rachel* B.G.
Valencia*, M. B. Bush, M. R. Silman and Miriam Steinitz-Kannan. 2009. A
24,700-yr paleolimnological history from the
Peruvian Andes. Quaternary Research. 71: 71-82
Conroy, Jessica* L., J.
Overpeck, J. Cole, T. M. Shanahan and Miriam Steinitz-Kannan. 2008. Holocene changes
in eastern tropical Pacific climate inferred from a Galápagos lake
sediment record. Quaternary Science Reviews 27: 1166-1180.
Steinitz-Kannan, Miriam
and Roxanne Kent-Drury (Editors)
2007-2008. Norse Scientist- Issue 5. April
08. A collection of undergraduate research papers in Science and
Mathematics. Northern Kentucky University Publication.
Hamilton Doug* and. Miriam
Steinitz Kannan 2008. Effect of the Environment on Morphology and
Silica Deposition in Diatoms and Its Implications to Nanotechnology.
Norse Scientist Vol. 5: 71-74.
Cooper, Joshua* T., Diane K. McCubbin* and Miriam
Steinitz-Kannan. Diatoms of the Upper Ohio River and Selected
Tributaries: Atlas of Species and their significance in river ecology.
Ohio Biological Survey, Columbus, OH. 240 pages. Submitted for publication.
Ryan
Beltz*, Stephen J. Clarson, Douglas W.
Hamilton*,Miriam Steinitz Kannan, and Siddharth V. Patwardhan
2006. Effect of flow on the structure of biological and synthetic
minerals. Polymer Preprints 2006, 47(2), 1116
Steinitz-Kannan,
Miriam, 2005. Effects of the Environment on morphology of the silica cell
wall of freshwater diatoms. Polymer Preprints 2005, 46(1), 27.
Cooper*,
Joshua. T., Miriam Steinitz-Kannan, and Diane K. McCubbin. 2004.
Preliminary analysis of the effects of ethylene glycol runoff on macroinvertebrate communities of Boone and Kenton
Counties, Northern Kentucky. Norse Scientist Vol. 2 (1): 9-22.
Patwardhan, Siddharth V., Niloy
Mukherjee, Miriam Steinitz-Kannan, and Stephen J. Clarson.
2003. Bioinspired synthesis of new silica
structures. Chem. Commun., 2003:1122-1123.
Steinitz-Kannan,
M. 2003. Undergraduate Research in the Sciences at Northern Kentucky
University: An Integrated Approach to Hands-on Learning. Norse Scientist Vol 1 (1): 5-6
Riedinger, Melanie*.
Miriam Steinitz-Kannan, William Last and Mark Brenner. 2002. A ~6100 year
14 C record of El Niño activity from the Galápagos Islands. Journal of Paleolimnology. Vol
27(1):1-7.
Steinitz
Kannan, M. et al. 2002. Identification of Algae in Water Supplies. CD 2nd
edition. Published by American Water Works Association, Denver, CO. CD
ROM.
Westrick,
Judy. Kevin Kirby and Miriam Steinitz-Kannan 2001. Optimizing Drinking
Water Treatment using Neural Networks. IN: Proceedings,:
Water Quality and Technology Conference, Nov. 11-15,2001, Nashville,
Tenn. Published by American Water Works Association. CD ROM.
Steinitz-Kannan,
Miriam. 2001. Book review : Beyond El Niño:
Decadal and Interdecadal Climate Variability. Edited
by A. Navarra. Journal of Paleolimnology . Journal of Paleolimnology
25: 548-550.
Steinitz-Kannan,
Miriam. 2001. Book review: Common Freshwater Algae of the United States:
An Illustrated Key to the Genera (Excluding the Diatoms). by Gary E. Dillard. J. Ky. Acad. Sci. 62 (1): 77-78.
Steinitz-Kannan,
M. , M.C. Miller, and P. Turcott.
1999. Andean lakes as sources and sinks for sustainable development: Part
1 . The lakes of the Ecuadorian Andes. - Part
II. A case study: management of lake Llaviucu
and the Sorucucho basin. Proceedings of the III
International Symposium on Sustainable Development of Mountain Regions.
Quito, EC.
Steinitz-Kannan,
M., M. Riedinger*, W. Last, M. Brenner and M.
C. Miller. 1998. Un registro de 6000 años de manifestaciones
intensas del fenómeno de El Niño en sedimentos de lagunas de las islas
Galápagos. Bull.
Inst. fr. études
andines.27 (3):581-92
Colinvaux,
P.A., M. B. Bush, M. Steinitz-Kannan and M. C. Miller. 1997. Glacial and
Postglacial Pollen Records from the Ecuadorian Andes and Amazon.
Quaternary Research 48: 69-78.
Riedinger*, M. M.
Steinitz-Kannan, W. Last and M. Brenner.1997. A High-Resolution Paleoenvironmental Record from Bainbridge Crater
Lake, Galapagos Islands. In: Würzburger Geographische Manuskripte.
(Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Palaeolimnology,
University of Bern). Heft 41: 169.
Steinitz-Kannan,
Miriam 1997. The Lakes in Andean National Parks and Other Protected Areas
in Ecuador. The George Wright Forum (Journal of the George Wright
Society. Special Edition on Mountain Protected Areas ).
14 (3): 33-43.
Steinitz-Kannan,
Miriam, Melanie A. Riedinger*, William Last,
Mark Brenner and Michael C. Miller. 1997. Un registro de 6000 años de manifestaciones intensas del
fenómeno de El Niño en sedimentos de lagunas de las islas Galápagos. IN: Cadier E. & Galarrage
R. Editors. Seminario Internacional "Consecuaencias Climaticas e
Hidrologicas del Evento El Niño a Escala
Regional y Local". Memorias Técnicas. ORSTOM/ INAMHI. Pgs. 79-88.
Gerecke, Reinhard, L. Fisher-Hartig
and Miriam Steinitz-Kannan.1996. Centrolimnesia
boopis (Hydrochnellae:
Limnesiidae), a new planktonic mite from Lake Limoncocha in the Amazonian Region of Ecuador.
Studies on Neotropical Fauna & Environment 31:193-204
Colinvaux,
P. A. ,K.b. Liu, P. De
Oliveira, M.B. Bush, M. C. Miller and M. Steinitz-Kannan. 1996.
Temperature depression in the lowland tropics in glacial times. Climatic
Change 32: 19-33.
Riedinger*, M., M.Steinitz-Kannan, M. Brenner and W.M. Last.1995.
Reconstruction of Climate Change in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific, 6000
Yr. B.P. to Present: The Paleolimnology of
Bainbridge Crater Lake, Galapagos Islands. Proceedings of the First
International Limno-geological Congress,
Geological Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Abstract Volume
p.112.
Steinitz-Kannan,
M., M. Nienaber*, M. Riedinger*
and R. Kannan. 1993. The fossil diatoms of lake Yambo,
Ecuador. A Possible Record of El Niño Events. Bull. Inst. fr. études andines. 22(1): 227-241.
De
Oliveira, P. and M. Steinitz-Kannan. 1993. The diatom flora (Bacillariophyceae) of the Cuyabeno
Faunistic Reserve, Ecuadorian Amazonia. Nova-Hedwigia 54 (3-4):515-552.
PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS ( most
recent) (* = student)
Miriam Steinitz Kannan,
Steve Kerlin and Heather Mayfield. 2012. Merging River Field Studies with
Mobile and Online Technologies: A new initiative of the Ohio River STEM
Institute. Presented at The Ohio River Badin Consortium for Research and
Education (ORBCRE) annual symposium July 18-20, 2012 Athens OH
Steve Kerlin, Miriam Steinitz Kannan and Heather
Mayfield 2012. Merging River Field Studies with Mobile and Online
Technologies, Presented at the Kentucky Association for Environmental
Education, Lake Cumberland State Park, Sept 14-15 2012 and at the North
American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) Conference,
October 10-13, 2012.
Miriam Steinitz Kannan. Algae Issues in the Ohio River Basin:
Past, Present and Future. Keynote address to open the Environmental
Workshop for Teachers at the Ohio River Basin Consortium for Research and
Education (ORBCRE) annual
symposium July 18, 2012 Athens OH
Miriam Steinitz Kannan. “Algae Issues
in the Ohio River Basin- are toxic algae becoming more common?”. The Miami
Group of the Sierra Club, Innings Tues Sept 4, 2012
Miriam Steinitz Kannan. “Climate Change in the
Galapagos Islands, a paleolimnological
perspective” University of Cincinnati Department of Biological Sciences
Seminar Series. October 8, 2012
Miriam Steinitz Kannan and Heather Mayfield* 2011.
Ohio River STEM Institute. A University-Community Partnership Bridging
STEM Disciplines with Environmental Stewardship. Presented at the 2011
Campus Community Partnership for Sustainability Conference, Northern
Kentucky University, November 18-20,2011.
Miriam Steinitz Kannan
and Heather Mayfield*- "Using the Ohio River "as a Hook"
to Introduce Students, Teachers, and the Community to STEM
Disciplines" ORBCRE - 2009 Scientific Symposium October 18-20
2009 Hanover College, Hanover, IN
Michael C. Miller, Miriam Steinitz Kannan, Charles
Summerville and Rebecca Kelley
"Role of River Discharge and Nutrients from Treated Waste
Water in Controlling the Algal Biomass Among Seven Years of a Mid-Summer
Transect of the Ohio River"
Keynote address at ORBCRE 2009 Scientific Symposium October 18-20,
Hanover College, IN.
Jessica Conroy*,
Jonathan Overpeck, Julia Cole, Miriam Steinitz-Kannan, 2009. Variable
oceanic teleconnections to western North
American drought over the last 1200 years. PAGES (Past Global Changes) 1st
Young Scientist Meeting. July 6-7 Corvallis, OR.
Jessica L. Conroy*, Jonathan T.
Overpeck, Julia E. Cole, Aaron Collins, Mark B. Bush, Miriam
Steinitz-Kannan Assessing the El Niño/Southern Oscillation proxy
potential of the sediment record from Genovesa
Crater Lake, Galápagos. AGU meeting (PP22)Dec
14-18, 2009 San Francisco, CA.
Gillespie*, Chris, Sara Neel* and Miriam Steinitz
Kannan. Swarming behavior in Daphnia lumholtzi,
an invasive species in Lake Cumberland, KY. Kentucky Academy of
Science, November 09, NKU
Osniel Gonzalez - Ramos, Elizabeth Shelly, Jackson Arnet, Sara Luse, Benjamin Calderón, Jennifer
Chandler, Meredith Hall. Miriam Steinitz Kannan, faculty mentor.
"Building Peace through Nature Conservation and Environmental
Education in the Andes of Ecuador" Presented at the Celebration of
Student Research and Creativity. April 7-9, 2009
Elizabeth Shelley. Faculty Mentors, Miriam Steinitz
Kannan and Nancy Kersel. "Righteous Among
the Nations: Holocaust Rescuers in Ecuador" Presented at the
Celebration of Student Research and Creativity. April 7-9, 2009. (Also presented in Ecuador March 7,
2009)
Sara Luse, Michael Matuskiewicz
Faculty mentor, Miriam Steinitz Kannan "Microcosm: A Natural
Selection Experiment" Presented at the Celebration of Student
Research and Creativity., April
7-9, 2009
Joseph Strano, Daniel Hennigen and Miriam Steinitz Kannan "Algae in
Experimental Microcosms: Nutrient Removal from Sewage and a
Potential New Source of Biofuels." Presented at the Celebration of
Student Research and Creativity. April 7-9, 2009
Strano Joseph and
Daniel Hennigen. Faculty mentor, Miriam
Steinitz Kannan ELL Fun With Science Camp. Poster Presented at Kentucky
Engagement Conference, Nov. 20, 2009.
NKU METS Center, Erlanger KY.
Daniel Hennigen and M. Steinitz Kannan 2008. Comparison of Terpsinoe
musica Ehrenberg from Lake
Chapala, Mexico and from Lake Mandicocha,
Ecuador. Presented at the Algae Foray
Steinitz-Kannan,
M. 2005. Effects of the environment on morphology of the silica cell wall
of freshwater diatoms. Presented at the 229th American Chemical Society
National Meeting, (Special Symposium on Biological and Synthetic
Macromolecules for Emerging Nanotechnologies. Division of Polymer
Chemistry) San Diego, CA, March 13-17, 2005,
Steinitz-Kannan
M., M., Brenner, and M. A. Jaskowiak* 2004. El
Niño events and the “Little Ice Age” in the Galapagos Islands: A diatom
record from El Junco Lake. Presented at the 18th International Diatom
Symposium. 2-7 September 2004, Miêdzyzdroje,
Poland.
Steinitz-Kannan,
M.. Algae as Water Quality Indicators. Invited
Seminar at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the University of
Cincinnati Graduate Seminars on the Environment –40th year. Cincinnati,
OH. May 8, 2003.
Zapata*
Andrea Veronica. and Miriam Steinitz-Kannan.
Modern and fossil diatoms along an elevational
transect from the Andean tree-line to the Amazonian lowlands. Presented
at the 17th North American Diatom Symposium. October, 22-25th 2003. Miami,
Florida
Steinitz
Kannan M. Michael C. Miller, Diane K. McCubbin and Andrea V. Zapata.*
2003. Nutrient and Seston Dynamics in the Upper
Half of the Ohio River During River Run 2001 and 2002 Proceedings of the
19th Ohio River Basin Consortium for Research and Education. Marietta.
OH.
Lye,
Dennis, Jim Nielson* and Miriam Kannan. A Web-Based System for Microbial
Identification Exercises in Introductory Microbiology Courses "Keyware". Presented at the American Society of
Microbiology 103rd General Meeting in Washington, DC. May 18-22, 2003.
Abstract is at the following web site.
Steinitz-Kannan,
Miriam, Veronica Zapata*, Caroline Lind*, Diane K. McCubbin and M. C.
Miller. The impact of tributaries and flow rates on Ohio River algal
communities: River Run 2002 and River Run 2003. Proceedings of the 19th
Annual Scientific Symposium of the Ohio River Basin Consortium for
Research and Education. Marietta, OH. November 5-7, 2003
Cooper*
Joshua T. Miriam Steinitz-Kannan and Diane K. McCubbin. Digital Imagery
of Diatoms from the Upper Ohio River Basin and Selected Tributaries, a
Work in Progress. Poster Presented at Posters-at-the-Capitol. February
6th, Frankfort, KY; at the Beta Beta Beta Southeastern Region- District I and II
Convention, Washington, D.C. April 10-12, 2003 and at the 17th North
American Diatom Symposium. October, 22-25th 2003. Miami, Florida .
Cooper*
Joshua T., Miriam Steinitz-Kannan and Diane K. McCubbin. Preliminary
Analysis of the Effects of Ethylene Glycol Runoff on Macroinvertebrate
Communities of Boone and Kenton County, Northern Kentucky. Presented at
the Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of Sciences, at Western
Kentucky University,Bowling Green,Ky.
November7-8, 2003
Miriam
Steinitz-Kannan, Tammie L. Gerke, Diane K.
McCubbin*, Joshua Cooper*, Alberto Carbajo*,
Fernando Abaquero*, Andrea V. Zapata*, Michael Gunder*and Michael C. Miller, 2002. Diversity and
Possible Controls of Algal Communities in the Ohio River, its
Tributaries, and their Mixing Zones: River Run 2002 .
Presented at the ORBCRE Scientific Symposium, Northern Kentucky
University, November 7, 2002.
Miriam
Steinitz Kannan and Yvonne Meichtry. 2002.
Teaching the River: Resources for Teachers and Students: Water Quality
Education for Middle School Teachers. Presented at the 2002 River Cities
Symposium on the Interdependence of the Economy and the Environment in
Cincinnati, OH. June 28, 2002.
Diane
K. McCubbin, Miriam Steinitz Kannan and Michael C. Miller. 2002. Impact
of Tributaries on the Ohio River Algal Community. Presented at the ORBCRE
Scientific Symposium, Northern Kentucky University, November 7, 2002
Atikovic* Emina, Miriam Steinitz-Kannan and Patrick Schultheis
2001 Evaluation of a new DNA amplification technique to screen
cyanobacteria isolated from drinking water sources for Microcystin toxins. Presented at the
Kentucky/Tennessee Academy of Sciences meeting Nov 8-10, 2001 in
Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Also presented at the Water Quality and Technology
Conference Nov. 11, 2001 in Nashville, Tenn.
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