Claudia Ross-Ibarra

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Position Title
Lecturer

  • Evolution and Ecology
she/her
3303C Esau Hall
Bio

Research Interests

My scientific background is in diatom taxonomy (Bacillariophyta), with a particular focus on freshwater species, although I have also worked with marine diatoms. Over the years, I developed a strong interest in undergraduate education and have taught courses across a broad range of biological sciences, including botany, zoology, comparative physiology, and human physiology.

At UC Davis, I have the privilege of contributing to the academic coordination of BIO 1 and teaching BIO 2 and BIO 3. I am especially committed to creating an inclusive learning environment and supporting the success of students from all backgrounds, a commitment I am proud to share with my colleagues at UC Davis.

Publications
  • Ross-Ibarra C. Create version, Biology Laboratory Manual (11th & 8th Edition). McGraw-Hill, 2021 & 2017
  • Wang L, Beissinger TM, Lorant A, Ross-Ibarra C, et al. Genome Biology, 2017
  • Fang Z, Pyhäjärvi T, Weber AL, Ross-Ibarra C, et al. Genetics, 2012

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