Publications
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Selected Non-Technical Publications:
  • Pietrzak, Barbara; Vandana Sharma; Dhanuka Wasalathanthri; Joel Henrique Ellwanger; Edmond Sanganyado; Falko Buschke; Felicia Rounds Beardsley; Divyansh Agarwal; Mark Martin Jensen; Timothy L Easun; Han Lin; Kaile Zhou; E Joseph Jordan; Fernanda Suemi Oda; Harry MacKay; Erin Coffey; Rachel Yoho; Marten Winter.  Nurturing connections to the environment.  SCIENCE, 362(6417), 886-888.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  How attending an interdisciplinary college teaching conference immediately impacted my classroom practices.  PLOS Blogs.   2018.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  The first-time lecturer.  How can I live up to my self-imposed ideal
    of the perfect teacher?  In:  Tossing and turning:  what keeps university staff awake?  Times Higher Education.  2017.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  Find funding as an early career researcher by building on small
    successes.  American Society for Microbiology Blogs.  2017.
  • Musib, Mrinal; Feng Wang; Michael A. Tarselli; Rachel Yoho; Kun-Hsing Yu; Rigoberto Medina Andrés; Noah F. Greenwald; Xubin Pan; Chien-Hsiu Lee; Jian Zhang; Ken Dutton-Regester; Jake Wyatt Johnston; Icell Mahmoud Sharafeldin.  2017.  Artificial intelligence in research.  SCIENCE, 357(6346), 28-30.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  How early career researchers can offer useful college advice for
    incoming undergraduates.  PLOS Blogs.   2017.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  Are online labs a valuable distance learning experience?  Edge for Scholars.  June 20, 2017.  
  • Chakrabarty, Prosanta; Swati Negi; Rigoberto Medina Andrés; Brett Favaro; Bipin Singh; Richard Hilleary; Patrick Kobina Arthur; Ian H. Street; Man Kit Cheung; Matthew Parsons; Timothy Easun; Lubomír Cingl; Liangyan Wang; Alik S. Widge; Rosa Li; Laile Zhou; Paula de Tezanos Pinto; Rachel Yoho; Palko Buschke.  Facilitating conservation.  SCIENCE, 356(6335), 242-244.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  Early career researchers:  the hidden costs of interview.  Times Higher Education.   2017.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  What environment do we create when college students are “kids?”  Edge for Scholars.  April 10, 2017.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  Floridians’ current opinions at the intersection of energy, environment, and education.  Bureau of Economics and Business Research Blog.  The University of Florida.  2016.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  In (editorial):  NextGen voices:  Measures of success.  Jennifer Sills, Ed.  SCIENCE, 352(6281), 28-29.  2016.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  How science fairs shaped my career.  SCIENCE, 349(6255), 1578.  2015.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  Data sharing:  Why it’s all “mine.”  Naturejobs Blog.  Nature Publishing Group.  2015.


Selected Research Publications:
  • Yoho, Rachel A; Mark Urban-Lurain; John Merrill; Kevin Haudek.  Structure and function relationships in the educational expectations of professional societies across the STEM disciplines.  2018.  Journal of College Science Teaching.  47(6), 24-31.
  • Yoho, Rachel A; Bruce E. Rittmann.  Climate change and energy technologies in undergraduate introductory science textbooks.  Environmental Communication.  2018.  DOI:  10.1080/17524032.2018.1454337 [Available for Green Open Access Download - see below]
  • Yoho, Rachel A; Binaben H. Vanmali.  Controversy in biology classrooms - citizen science approaches to evolution and applications to climate change discussion.  Journal of Microbiology and Biology Education.  DOI:  10.1128/jmbe.v17i1.1026.
  • Yoho, Rachel A; Laura Rago; Sudeep C. Popat; Albert Guisasola; César I. Torres.   Anode biofilms of Geoalkalibacter ferrihydriticus exhibit electrochemical signatures of multiple electron transport pathways.  Langmuir.  DOI:  10.1021/acs.langmuir.5b02953. 
  • Yoho, Rachel A; Sudeep C. Popat; Francisco Fabregat-Santiago; Sixto Giménez; Annemiek ter Heijne; César I. Torres.  Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy as a Powerful Analytical Tool for the Study of Microbial Electrochemical Cells.  In (book):  Electrochemically active biofilms in microbial fuel cells and bioelectrochemical systems: from laboratory practice to data interpretation.  Beyenal & Babuta.  John Wiley & Sons.  Hoboken, New Jersey.  2015.  Link on Amazon here and link to Google books here.
  • Yoho, Rachel; Binaben Vanmali.  Energy and climate change presentation in undergraduate introductory chemistry textbooks.  Proceedings of the International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies, Pacifichem 2015.  link
  • Yoho, Rachel; Sudeep Popat; César Torres.  Electrochemical techniques reveal multiple pathways for electron transport in microbial anode respiration.  Proceedings of the International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies, Pacifichem 2015.  link
  • Yoho, Rachel A; Sudeep C. Popat; César I. Torres.  Dynamic potential-dependent electron transport pathway shifts in anode biofilms of Geobacter sulfurreducens.  ChemSusChem.  7(1), 3413-3419.  2014.  doi 10.1002/cssc.201402589.
  • Popat, Sudeep; Rachel Yoho; César Torres.  Electrochemical characterization reveals multiple distinct electron transport pathways in anode biofilms of Geobacter sulfurreducens.  The Electrochemical Society.  Meeting abstracts.  2014, 22:  1000.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  2011.  A Comparison of Design Modifications to a Novel Microbial Fuel Cell for Electrical Production and Bacterial Load Reduction.  Proceedings of the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) 2010, 11:  1448-1453.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  April 2010.  Adaptations of a Novel Microbial Fuel Cell Design for Voltage Production and Bacterial Load Reduction.  FASEB J. – The Journal of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.  Meeting Abstract Supplement 1065.1.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  2010.  Adaptations of a Novel Microbial Fuel Cell Design for Voltage Production and Bacterial Load Reduction.  The Ohio Journal of Science.  110 (1):  9.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  2009.  A Field Study of a Novel Microbial Fuel Cell Design as an Alternative Energy Fuel Source Utilizing a Sus domesticus Manure Substrate at a Commercial Production Operation.  The Ohio Journal of Science 109 (1):  8.
  • Yoho, Rachel A.  2008.  The Feasibility of a Novel Microbial Fuel Cell Design for Voltage Production and Bacterial Load Reduction.  The Ohio Journal of Science 108 (1):  32.










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