Dr. Betsy Dobbs-McAuliffe

Dr. Betsy Dobbs-McAuliffe is Professor of Biomolecular Sciences in the Department of Biomolecular Sciences at Central Connecticut State University (CCSU), conducting advanced research in Zebrafish developmental biology, Signal transduction in embryonic patterning, Environmental toxins in vertebrate development.

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Documented research interests and leadership

Research areas: Zebrafish developmental biology, Signal transduction in embryonic patterning, Environmental toxins in vertebrate development, Molecular genetics
Academic position: Professor of Biomolecular Sciences
Primary university source: Official directory entry ↗
Recruitment status: Not verified. Leadership profile does not imply active vacancies or assistantship availability.

Supervision and contact

Students interested in graduate or doctoral research supervision in Zebrafish developmental biology, Signal transduction in embryonic patterning, Environmental toxins in vertebrate development are advised to consult formal department application channels.

CCSU Connecticut guide ↗Biology subject guide ↗Mentorship ↗

Important verification note

Facts reflect official university directory records reviewed 2026-10-15. Faculty recruitment and admissions require formal application.

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