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KENNETH B. STOREY
NATIONALITY: Canadian
EDUCATION:
B.Sc. (First Class Honours) Biochemistry,
Ph.D. Zoology,
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:
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7/01 - present |
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7/89 -present |
Professor of Biochemistry, Departments of Biology and Chemistry, |
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7/85-6/89 |
Professor of Biochemistry and Biology, |
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7/79-6/85 |
Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Biology, |
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7/74-6/79 |
Assistant Professor of Zoology, |
PROFESSIONAL HONOURS:
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2011 |
Fry Medal, Canadian Society of Zoologists |
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
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Plenary & keynote lectures: |
54 |
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Invited symposium lectures: |
89 |
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Symposia organized: |
27 |
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Invited university seminars: |
359 |
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Voluntary communications at conferences |
372 |
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Total publications: |
610 44
36 12 7 |
Editor:
Storey, K.B. and Tannino, K. 2011. Temperature
Adaptation in a Changing Climate. CABI Publishers, 2011
Storey, K.B. Functional Metabolism: Regulation and Adaptation. Wiley, 2004
Storey, K.B. and Storey, J.M. Cell and Molecular Responses to Stress, Elsevier
Press, 3 volumes. Elsevier,
2000-2002
Storey, K.B. Molecular Mechanisms of Metabolic Arrest: Life in Limbo. BIOS Scientific Publishers, Oxford, 2001
Storey, K.B. Environmental Stress and Gene Regulation. BIOS Scientific
Publishers, Oxford, 1999
Member of the Series
Advisory Board
Ecological and Environmental Physiology (ed. W. Burggren)
Member of Editorial Board:
Research and Reports in Biology (since 2010)
Journal of Thermal Biology (since 2007)
Journal of Comparative Physiology B (since 1994)
Past member: American Journal of Physiology, Molecular Physiology, Copeia, J. Experimental Zoology,
Environmental Reviews, Biochemistry & Cell Biology, Cryo-Letters,
Experimental Biology Online
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
Royal Society of
Society for Cryobiology
Canadian Biochemical Society
Canadian Society of Zoologists
American Society of Biological Chemists
American Society of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
American Association for the Advancement of Science
The Explorers Club of
RESEARCH PERSONNEL DIRECTED:
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Current |
Past |
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Postdoctoral fellows |
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11 |
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Ph.D. Students |
7 |
29 |
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M.Sc. Students |
4 |
48 |
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B.Sc. Hons. Students |
4 |
75 |
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NSERC USRA scholars |
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48 |
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Other student researchers |
0 |
12 |
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Technicians |
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11 |
RECENT RESEARCH GRANTS AND CONTRACTS:
N.S.E.R.C. Discovery grant: Molecular
mechanisms of metabolic rate depression.
4/09 - 03/14 $725,000
N.S.E.R.C. Canada Research Chair in Molecular Physiology: 2001-present $200,000 / year
N.S.E.R.C. Research Tools and Instruments
grants:
Stress-responsive gene expression and protein
adaptation: analysis with CFX96 real-time PCR detection system. 4/11 – 3/12 $49,716
Stress tolerance: gel documentation for analysis of
gene/protein/enzyme expression and adaptation. 2009 – 2010; $41,880
Instrumentation for studies of animal freeze tolerance: cool, cold and
ultra-low! 2008-2009; $18,739
Biochemical adaptation: superspeed centrifuge for studies in enzymology and metabolic regulation. 2007-2008;
$36,806.
Canadian Foundation for
Innovation: Environmental
stress adaptation: equipment for genomics,
proteomics and enzymology research. 03/02-02/03
$246,540
and enzymology research. 03/02-02/03
$246,540
N.S.E.R.C.
Discovery grant:
Molecular mechanisms of metabolic rate depression. 4/04 - 03/09
$727,600
Heart and Stroke
Foundation of
Hypothermic & freezing preservation of heart: vertebrate models. 7/1998 -
6/2000, $62,750
Canadian Diabetes Association
Mechanisms of extreme
hyperglycemia tolerance in a unique vertebrate. 7/97 - 6/98, $38,455
National Institutes of
Organ cryopreservation: model studies on a freeze tolerant frog.
1990-1993, $357,940. 1993-1996, $380,242
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
(recent)
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2011 |
Research scientist, R/V New Horizon expedition, Sea of Cortez, Mexico |
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