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Brown University
Box 6-B204, 171 Meeting St.
Providence RI 02912, U.S.A. |Phone (401) 863-3549
Mobile (716) 860-0641
E-mail reginacm@brown.edu | |Regina Campbell-Malone
Education
2001-2007 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA
MIT/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program
Ph.D., Biological Oceanography, June 2007
Michael J. Moore, advisor
1996 - 2000 University at Buffalo Buffalo, NY
B.S., Biological Sciences with a Concentration in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Distinguished Honors Scholar, University Honors Program
Graduated Magna Cum Laude
Current Research
I am currently investigating the biomechanical behavior of mammalian bone to determine the functional significance of its structural organization in various mammalian groups. Mammals of varying sizes (from mice to whales) and modes of locomotion (terrestrial tetrapod, marine and aquatic tetrapod swimmers, flying and gliding mammals) will be explored in a comparative context to determine how both the micro- and macroscopic structure of bone influence the mechanical capabilities of these organisms.
Thesis Research
For my doctoral thesis I used basic biomechanical principals to study blunt force trauma resulting from vessel collisions with North Atlantic right whales. I analyzed necropsy data to determine injuries seen in right whales struck by vessels and based on those data I focused on mandibular fracture as a fatal endpoint for collisions. Computed tomography (CT) and mechanical testing were used to determine the material and mechanical properties of the right whale jaw. The jaw was used as a model bone in finite element analyses to see how bones respond to applied stress during a collision. These data will be used to predict whether speed restrictions will reduce the incidence of fractures and thereby mortality resulting from collisions.
Experience
Postdoctoral Investigator, Brown University September 2007 – present
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department, Laboratory of Sharon M. Swartz Providence, RI
Conducting independent research regarding the unique microstructure of marine mammal bone
Developing curriculum and teaching upper-level undergraduate Comparative Biology course
Postdoctoral Investigator, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution July 2007 – present
Biology Department, Laboratory of Michael J. Moore Woods Hole, MA
Adjunct Faculty, Codman Academy Charter Public School 2005 & 2007
Developed curriculum and taught inquiry-based High School Marine Biology Course Dorchester, MA
Research Fellow, National Institutes of Health 2000-2001
National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute, Laboratory of Lymphocyte Biology Bethesda, MD
Investigated receptor dependent cell-signaling pathway under Barbara E. Bierer and Anthony Cristillo
Special Studies, Duke University Marine Laboratory Summer 2000
Nicholas School of the Environment Beaufort, NC
■ Graduate Courses: Conservation Biology and Marine Mammals
Research Intern, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Summer 1999
Space Life Sciences Training Program, Kennedy Space Center Cape Canaveral, FL
Investigated the impact of Florida Current anomalies on coastal & estuarine spawning events & larval migration
Research Intern, Roswell Park Cancer Institute 1995
Department of Flow Cytometry, Laboratory of Flow Cytometry Buffalo, NY
Investigated chemical stimulation and detection of lymphocyte apoptosis using flow cytometry
Public Service and Committee Membership
WHOI Diversity Initiative Advisory Committee, member 9/2004 – 9/2007
New England Board of Higher Education – 2004 – 2005
Excellence Through Diversity Program, advisor
Woods Hole Science & Technology 2003 - 2006
Education Partnership (WHSTEP), Falmouth, MA, mentor
WHOI Academic Programs, speaker 2003 - 2005
WHOI International Committee, representative 11/2002 – 11/2003
Woods Hole Educational Assembly, student representative 11/2002 – 11/2003
Cape Cod Stranding Network, Buzzards Bay, MA, volunteer 2001 - present
King Urban Life Center, Buffalo, NY, volunteer 1998 – 1999
Tender Loving Child Care Center, Buffalo, NY, volunteer 1996 - 1998
Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo, NY, volunteer 1995
Awards, Certification & Honors
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography February 2007
Distinguished Student Speaker with Honors
WHOI Ocean Life Institute Award June 2006
Principal investigator, $5,000
NOAA/NMFS Right Whale Grants Program Award October 2004
Principal investigator, $216,000
Georgia Institute of Technology Focus Fellow 1/2004
Sounds Conservancy Grant Awardee 5/2003 – 5/2004
WHOI SeaGrant Award Recipient 7/2002 – 7/2004
NSF Graduate Research Fellow 9/2002 – 9/2005
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Presidential Fellow 9/2001 – 8/2002
University at Buffalo Distinguished Honors Scholar 8/1996 – 2/2000
NAUI S.C.U.B.A. certification 5/1998
Society Membership
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography 1/2007 - present
The Partnership/Keyspan College to Career Consortium 2/2005 – present
University Fellow
Society of Marine Mammalogy 9/2003 - present
MIT Black Graduate Student Association, member 9/2001 – 6/2007
Golden Key National Honor Society, member 10/1998 - present
Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society, member 1/1998 - present
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 8/1998 – 6/2000
Research Cruises
Sea Education Association (SEA) Research Cruise 6/2001 – 7/2001
-two week North Atlantic cruise aboard the sailing vessel Westward
Right Whale Acoustic and Video Behavioral Studies 2/2004
-day cruises in Cape Cod Bay with Nat’l Geographic film crew & the Center for Coastal Studies
Right Whale Acoustic and Behavioral Research Cruise 8/2004
-three week Bay of Fundy cruise with Dr. Susan Parks (Cornell Univ.) aboard sailing vessel Rosita.
NSF Antarctic Research Cruise LMG-281 11/2004-12/2004
-5 week cruise aboard the R/V Laurence M. Gould under chief scientist Dr. Ken Halanych (Auburn University) observing benthic organisms and planktonic larvae of Drake’s Passage and the Continental Shelf of Antarctica.
Teaching Experience
Adjunct Faculty, Comparative Vertebrate Biology, Brown University January 2008
Courageous Sailing Center, Boston, MA July 2006
Ocean Sciences, Guest Teacher, Mullen Hall Elementary, Falmouth, MA Spring 2006
Adjunct Faculty, Codman Academy Charter High School, Boston, MA Fall 2005 & 2007
Guest Lecturer, The Winsor School, Boston, MA 2004 - present
Teaching Assistant, Evolutionary Biology 200, University at Buffalo 8/98 - 12/99
Teaching Assistant, Honors Colloquium, University at Buffalo 9/97 - 12/97
Invited Seminars/Functions
Seminar for the Functional Morphology Group Meeting November 2006
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Brown University, Providence, RI
Title: From Floating Target to Fracture Trauma: The makings of a vessel-whale collision model
Moderator for in-house Diversity Discussions August 2006
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Northeast Fisheries Science Center
Seminar for the Biomechanics Group Meeting April 2006
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Title: Achilles' Jaw: Material Properties of the Right Whale Jaw Bone and Soft Tissue
Abstracts and Conference Proceedings
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Santa Fe, NM (oral) February 2007
From Floating Target to Fracture Trauma: The makings of a ship strike model
Campbell-Malone, R., Baldwin, K.C., DeCew, J.C., Muller, J.A., Raymond, J.J. Tsukrov, I., Moore M.J.
North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium, New Bedford, MA (oral) November 2006
From Floating Target to Fracture Trauma: The makings of a ship strike model
Campbell-Malone, R., Baldwin, K.C., DeCew, J.C., Muller, J.A., Raymond, J.J. Tsukrov, I., Moore M.J.
American Society of Mammalogy Conference, Amherst, MA (oral) June 2006
Morphology and Mechanical Properties of the Right Whale Mandible as a Model Bone for Ship Strike Mortality.
Campbell-Malone, R., Arruda, J., Muller, J.A., Tsukrov, I., Ketten, D.R., Moore, M.J.
Society of Marine Mammalogy Biennial Conference, San Diego, CA (oral) December 2005
Interpretation of the timing and pathology of mandibular fractures in right whales hit by ships.
Campbell-Malone, R., Daoust, P-Y., De Guise, S., Ketten, D.R. Moore, M. J.
North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium, New Bedford, MA (oral) November 2005
Bones Beyond the Beach: Investigating bone lesions discovered after necropsy.
Campbell-Malone, R., Arruda, J., Daoust, P-Y., De Guise, S., Doyle, K., Ketten, D.R., Moore, M. J.
Florida Marine Mammals Health Conference II, Gainesville, FL (poster) April 2005
Evidence of skull fractures and implications of ship strikes in right whales.
Campbell-Malone, R., Barco, S.G., Bogomolni, A., Knowlton, A.R., McLellan, W.A., Moore, M.J.
North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium, New Bedford, MA (oral) November 2004
Evidence of skeletal fractures and implications of ship strikes in right whales.
Campbell-Malone, R., Barco, S.G., Bogomolni, A., Knowlton, A.R., McLellan, W.A., Moore, M.J.
Northeast Regional Stranding Conference, Portland, ME (oral) April 2004
Necropsy findings from the examination of two female right whales detail catastrophic skull fractures and associated hemorrhaging indicative of fatal whale-vessel collision events
Campbell-Malone, R., Barco, S.G., Bogomolni, A., Boyd, D., Daoust, P-Y., Dobbin, G., Hartley, D. Knowlton, A., Lovewell, G., Mase, B., McLellan, W.A., Moore, K. and Moore M.J.
Doctoral Thesis
Campbell-Malone, R., Biomechanics of North Atlantic Right Whale Bone: Mandibular Fracture as a Fatal Endpoint for Blunt Vessel-Whale Collision Modeling, Doctoral Thesis in Biological Oceanography. 2007, Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Cambridge, MA. 257 pages.
Peer-Reviewed Publications & Manuscripts In Preparation
Campbell-Malone, R., Barco, Susan G., Daoust, Pierre-Yves, Knowlton, Amy R., McLellan, William A., Rotstein, David S., Moore, Michael J. 2007. Gross and histologic evidence of sharp and blunt trauma in North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis) killed by vessels, in press, Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine. 38: 35 pages.
Campbell-Malone, R., Arruda, J., Ketten, D.R., 2007. Geometry, Internal Morphology and Densitometry of the Right Whale Mandible, in prep. 56 pages
Campbell-Malone, R., Moore, M.J., Muller, J.A., Tsukrov, I., 2007. Material Properties of the North Atlantic Right Whale Mandible: a fatal endpoint for vessel-whale collision modeling, in prep. 66 pages.
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