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Abstract:
Nancy A. Moran is the Leslie Surginer Endowed Professor of integrative biology at the University of Texas at Austin; her work focuses on how biological complexity arises in associations of organisms, particularly between insects and microbes. This chapter, written by John P. McCutcheon, explores Dr. Moran’s career path, her well-known work on insect endosymbionts, and her approach towards science and mentoring, as well as personal reflections from the author.
Citation:
McCutcheon J.
2018.
Nancy A. Moran: The Winding Path of a Brilliant Scientific Life,
p 213-217.
In
Whitaker R, Barton H (ed),
Women in Microbiology.
ASM Press, Washington, DC.
doi: 10.1128/9781555819545.ch23
