BIOL110-W11L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 13

Freshmen: 11

Sophomores: 2

Meetings per week: 1

Hours per week: 3.0

BIOL110-W12L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Type: In situ (phage discovery/microbiology)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 14

Freshmen: 12

Sophomores: 2

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 3.0

Run as a special section of general biology lab.

BIOL110/W12L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Additional Instructor: Sotiris Tsadaris

Type: In situ (phage discovery/microbiology)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 14

Freshmen: 13

Sophomores: 1

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 3.0

Introductory Biology Lab. Lab meets 2x a week for approximately 1.5 hrs each meeting.

BIOL110W05

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Additional Instructor: Joseph Holloway

Type: In situ (phage discovery/microbiology)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 10

Freshmen: 10

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 6.0

This sections is a combinations of general biology 1 lecture with phage discovery lab. Class meets twice of week for 3 hours each meeting. Typically we run lecture for the first 60-80 minutes and leave 90-120 minutes for lab.

BIOL110W12L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Type: In situ (phage discovery/microbiology)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 16

Freshmen: 15

Juniors: 1

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 3.0

Special phage section of general biology lab.

BIOL110W12L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Type: In situ (phage discovery/microbiology)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 14

Freshmen: 14

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 3.0

This section will meet twice a week for 90 minutes each session. Students can also run long as the lab is vacant in the time block immediately after class formally ends.

BIOL110W12L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Type: In situ (phage discovery/microbiology)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 13

Freshmen: 12

Sophomores: 1

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 3.0

BIOL110W12L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Additional Instructor: Joseph Holloway

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 16

Freshmen: 16

Meetings per week: 1

Hours per week: 3.0

We are running bioinformatics in Fall 2020 as a remote lab accompanying a general biology 1 class.

BIOL150-W11L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 13

Freshmen: 9

Sophomores: 3

Juniors: 1

Meetings per week: 1

Hours per week: 3.0

BIOL150-W11L

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Additional Instructor: Leonidas Salichos

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 13

Freshmen: 10

Sophomores: 3

Meetings per week: 1

Hours per week: 3.0

This section of bioinformatics is being run remotely due to COVID.

BIOL150W11

Primary Instructor: Bryan Gibb

Additional Instructor: Joseph Holloway

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Arthrobacter globiformis

Number of students: 13

Freshmen: 12

Juniors: 1

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 3.0