About
Stephanie Bingham is a Professor in the College of Arts and Sciences at Barry University, holding a PhD from the University of Missouri-Columbia. She maintains an active research laboratory focused on developmental mechanisms in zebrafish.
Education:
- PhD, University of Missouri-Columbia
Her research expertise centers on developmental biology with specific emphasis on zebrafish embryogenesis, integrating molecular and cellular approaches to understand developmental processes. This specialization directly informs her comprehensive teaching portfolio spanning foundational to advanced biological disciplines.
Scientific Awards: No awards or honors are documented in the provided materials.
Dr. Bingham teaches diverse courses including Biological Foundations (BIO 110L), Cell Biology (BIO 330), Embryology (BIO 451), Genetics (BIO 341L), Human Genetics (BIO 303), Anatomy and Physiology sequences (BIO 220/220L, BIO 240/240L), Neurobiology (BIO 337), and Senior Seminar (LIB 487). Her laboratory serves as the primary research environment for investigating zebrafish developmental pathways.
![Luigi Esposito](https://www.barry.edu/en/c-vitae/professors/luigi-esposito/"https://www.barry.edu/media/w51bd35e/barry_university_news_bg4_hero_dt.jpg?v=1dbe1bc66ae6cd0")
![Vladimir Lescouflair](https://www.barry.edu/en/c-vitae/professors/vladimir-lescouflair/"https://www.barry.edu/media/w51bd35e/barry_university_news_bg4_hero_dt.jpg?v=1dbe1bc66ae6cd0")
