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Susan H. Brawley University of California, Berkeley (Ph.D.) My laboratory focuses on studies of marine algae, including all aspects of algal reproduction. We have determined natural fertilization success, described the mechanisms algae use to achieve high fertilization success, and are now studying pathways for asexual versus sexual reproduction. An application of this knowledge is some […]https://umaine.edu/brawleylab/wp-content/uploads/sites/443/2015/06/IMG_8620.jpg17042272