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Andrew Thurber
Andrew Thurber
Associate Professor with tenure (CEOAS joint appointment)
Department of Microbiology
Connect with Andrew
214 Burt Hall
athurber@coas.oregonstate.edu
541-737-4500
Andrew Thurber
Associate Professor with tenure (CEOAS joint appointment)
Department of Microbiology
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