Profile TabsProfileBrandon ShannonGraduate Student, R.Johnson Lab, Environmental Sciences Graduate Programshannon.325@osu.eduOffice: 340 Wooster Science Building1680 Madison Ave, Wooster OH 44691Professional InformationDegrees & Credentials: B.S. Chemistry, University of Central FloridaResearch Area(s): Honey BeesPesticidesRisk CommunicationBiography: Originally from Jacksonville, Florida, Brandon received a B.S. in chemistry at the University of Central Florida. During his undergraduate degree, he researched the survival of environmental bacteria in paraben solutions and was a TA for the Honey Bee Biology and Beekeeping course. After graduating, Brandon spent three years working in source and ambient air pollution monitoring. Now he is studying the toxicity of adjuvants and other inert ingredients to honey bees for his Master's degrees under Dr. Reed Johnson, in pursuit of a career in academia. Brandon was featured on a podcast from Oregon State University Extension titled "PolliNation," episode 232, February 2023. https://pollination.libsyn.com/232-shannon-do-adjuvants-influence-bee-health PolliNation: 232 - Shannon - Do adjuvants influence bee health? Pesticide applicators frequently add adjuvants to help their pesticide applications be more effective or safer to use. Adjuvants, however, are not assessed for their risk to bees by regulators. We hear about new research that assesses the safety of these products to bees. pollination.libsyn.com Documents: Brandon Shannon CV June 2022.pdf Works - Any -Journal articleBook/book chapterReportWorking paperPolicy briefPresentationData
