Research :: CAMBRIDGE FIELD RESEARCH LABORATORY :: International Collaborations
Belarus: 1994 - 1997 (4 weeks)
Cameroon: 1988 (1 week)
France: 1994 - 2011 (55 weeks)
Germany: 2006 - 2009 (2 weeks)
Greece: 2003 (1 week)
Holland: 1992 - 2007 (4 weeks)
Ireland: 2004 - 2006 (2 weeks)
Ivory Coast: 1988 (1 week)
Liberia: 1988 (1 week)
Lithuania: 2001 (2 weeks)
Mali: 1988 (1 week)
Republic of Macedonia: 2003 - 2006 (5 weeks)
Russia: 1993 - 1995 (5 weeks)
Ukraine: 1994 (1 week)
USA (New York)
Saying goodbye to Russian
scientist Vitali Roitman following his visit to the Cambridge lab.
Belarus (Lake Naroch)
Sampling with Sasha Karatayev and Lyuba Burlakova.
USA (New York)
International symbiont workshop.
France (Seillans)
International symbiont workshop.
Netherlands (River Ijssel)
Bram bij de Vaate offers up some zebra mussels for inspection.
Lithuania (Vilnius)
Examining samples with Romualda Petkeviciute and Grazina Staneviciute.
Ireland (Sligo)
Collaborative project on ciliate parasites in zebra mussels - Frances Lucy gives her eyes a break.
Lithuania (Lake Galve) Belarussian scientist Sergey Mastitsky wonders whether a soda bottle is a good container to store mussels.
France (Metz)
Laure Giamberini examines zebra mussel parasites with electron microscope.
Republic of Macedonia
(Lake Ohrid)
Planning research with Sasho Trajanovski and Sonja Trajanovska.
International Collaborative Research
Belarus: 1994 - 1997 (4 weeks)
Cameroon: 1988 (1 week)
France: 1994 - 2011 (55 weeks)
Germany: 2006 - 2009 (2 weeks)
Greece: 2003 (1 week)
Holland: 1992 - 2007 (4 weeks)
Ireland: 2004 - 2006 (2 weeks)
Ivory Coast: 1988 (1 week)
Liberia: 1988 (1 week)
Lithuania: 2001 (2 weeks)
Mali: 1988 (1 week)
Republic of Macedonia: 2003 - 2006 (5 weeks)
Russia: 1993 - 1995 (5 weeks)
Ukraine: 1994 (1 week)
Dan Molloy has had the good fortune to meet and work with many foreign scientists on projects relating to zebra mussel symbionts. Here are just a few images that recall great memories with these colleagues, who are also close friends. Below is a photo of the late Russian parasitologist Dr. Vitali Roitman whose grace, intellectual contributions, and charm will never be forgotten.
USA (New York)
Saying goodbye to Russian
scientist Vitali Roitman following his visit to the Cambridge lab.
Belarus (Lake Naroch)
Sampling with Sasha Karatayev and Lyuba Burlakova.
USA (New York)
International symbiont workshop.
France (Seillans)
International symbiont workshop.
Netherlands (River Ijssel)
Bram bij de Vaate offers up some zebra mussels for inspection.
Lithuania (Vilnius)
Examining samples with Romualda Petkeviciute and Grazina Staneviciute.
Ireland (Sligo)
Collaborative project on ciliate parasites in zebra mussels - Frances Lucy gives her eyes a break.
Lithuania (Lake Galve) Belarussian scientist Sergey Mastitsky wonders whether a soda bottle is a good container to store mussels.
France (Metz)
Laure Giamberini examines zebra mussel parasites with electron microscope.
Republic of Macedonia
(Lake Ohrid)
Planning research with Sasho Trajanovski and Sonja Trajanovska.
