Team Midshipman
Current Members Honorary Members and Collaborators

 

Elvis (Honorary Lab Member)
TCB~@u.washington.edu

Joseph Sisneros (Principal Investigator)
sisneros@uw.edu
Neuroethology of acoustic communication in fishes.

 
 

Peter Alderks (Ph.D. Candidate)
pwa2@uw.edu
Ontogenetic plasticity of auditory senstivity in the plainfin midshipman fish.

Richard Fay (Senior Scientist)
Marine Biological Laboratory
RFAY@luc.edu
Hearing in fishes
 

Ashwin Bhandiwad (Graduate Student)
bhandiwa@uw.edu

Fish bioacoustics and hearing in fishes

Paul Forlano (Assistant Professor)
City University of New York, Brooklyn College
pforlano@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Mechanisms underlying steroid-induced neural plasticity
and sex differences in brain and behavior

Last updated 5-16-12

Robert Mohr (Graduate Student)
rmohr916@uw.edu

Reproductive state dependent changes in hair cell density and morphology in the midshipman fish.

David Zeddies (Senior Scientist)
JASCO Applied Sciences
davidzeddies@gmail.com
Sound source localization by fishes

Elizabeth Whitchurch (Senior Research Associate)
Washington State University Vancouver
lizwhitchurch@gmail.com
Auditory saccular sensitivity of type II male plainfin midshipman fish
Swim bladder sexual dimorphism in the plainfin midshipman fish

Former Members

Raquel Vasconcelos (Assistant Professor)
University of St. Joseph (Macau)
raquel_vasconcelos@ispa.pt

Neuroethology of acoustic communication in the Lusitanian toadfish (Halobatrachus didactylus)

Meagan Wong (Undergraduate Student)
mizugurl@uw.edu
Metabolic costs of vocal production in the plainfin midshipman fish.

Allison Coffin (Assistant Professor)
Washington State University Vancouver
allison.coffin@vancouver.wsu.edu
Development and morphology of the inner ear of fishes

Andrew Acob (Undergraduate Student)
aacob@u.washington.edu

Andrew Brown (PhD Candidate in Speech & Hearing)
Spatial hearing in humans; morphological and behavioral studies of the lateral line system in teleost fishes.

Kiel Shaub (PostGraduate Student)
kielshaub@gmail.com

Brian Sniffen (Undergraduate Student)
Gonzaga University School of Law
Currently an associate attorney at Miller Nash LLP (environmental law)