Dr. Barry N Madison
Dr. Madison is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at Brandon University. His research focuses on integrating comparative animal physiology and endocrinology, as well as ecology and toxicogenomics, to assess the biological sensitivity of aquatic organisms to emerging contaminants and environmental stressors related to rapidly changing climate.
Teaching:
Concurrent & Research
- 15-399 Topics in Biology
- 15-499 Research Topics in Biology
- 15-449 Undergraduate Thesis Honours
- Master of Science: Environmental and Life Sciences degree, (MELS)
Fall Term
- 15-171 Human Anatomy & Physiology I
- 15-355 Ecotoxicology
- 15-363 Animal Physiology
Winter Term
- 15-151 Biology of Life & 162 Cells (module 1), Genetics & Evolution
- 15-267 Animal Diversity
- 15-456 Environmental Animal Physiology
- 15-462 Environmental Animal Endocrinology
Summer Term
- 15-455 Field Studies in Biology
Current Students:
Carter Loewen
- Undergraduate Research Student Assistant (NSERC-USRA S'2023), 15-449 Undergraduate Research Project (2023-2024). MELS 2024
- Project: Understanding spatial and temporal trends in water quality and Hiodon ecology in the urban Assiniboine watershed of the city of Brandon.
Caden Pedlow
- 15:499 Topics in Research Topics (2023/2024).
- Project: Assessing the growth profiles of dietary regimes in juvenile zebrafish using molecular tools.
Past Students:
Natalie Vachon
- 41-399 Topics in research (2022/2023) with Dr. C Malcolm (Geography).
- Project: Exploring the prey species of invasive smallmouth bass using comparative analysis of stomach contents and faeces using eDNA techniques.
Hannah Ziegler-Blair
- 15-399 Topics in Research (2022/2023)
- Project: Assessing the metabolomic profiles of dietary regimes in juvenile zebrafish.
Kieran Taylor
- Undergraduate summer student with Dr. B Cassone (Biology, 2022).
- Project: Comparison of current eDNA barcoding techniques for native and invasive fish species in the central Assiniboine river watershed.