Faculty
Noel Takeuchi
Assistant Professor of Instruction
CONTACT
st. Petersburg campus
Mail Point: DAV 214
Office: DAV 213
Phone: (727) 873-4303
Email: ntakeuchi@usf.edu
| Specialty Area | Recent Publications |
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Marine Biology and Physiology & Morphology Research Key Words: Marine Mammals; Toxicology; Nutrition; Reproductive Physiology; Companion Animal Management |
EDUCATION
University of Florida
TEACHING
BSC 2093C/2094C Human Anatomy and Physiology - This year long class gives me a great opportunity to really get to know each and every
student
BSC 2010 Cellular Processes - I enjoy watching the students learn and grow throughout their academic career
PCB 3712 General Physiology - Introducing students to the wonderful world of physiology is an honor and a privilege
RESEARCH
As an Instructor, my focus is now on teaching with research efforts working with students
interested in human and animal physiology.
I am a marine biologist with a passion for physiology. My background extends from veterinary technician to marine mammal rehabilitation. During my MS in Marine Science at the University of New England, I examined pinniped nutrition in various rehabilitation centers across the country. I completed my dissertation in trace metals in the West Indian manatee at the University of Florida and then completed a short postdoc at the University of Queensland’s National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology in Australia.
I do not have an active research lab at ±«Óătv, but still mentor undergraduates and honors students with their research projects and am active with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.