We are one people, one country, with one underlying dedication to decency and with myriad interpretations of how we might achieve that state, and we had best stand together because we will most assuredly fall separately. Think - the villians of the piece are sick, not religious.

 

Prof. Kathleen Irwin Keating, Ph.D.

Curriculum Vitae

If you have followed this link, I am guessing that you are just curious. This material is from my (Prof. Keating's) curriculum vitae - a sort of long-winded academic resume. What does "Curriculum Vitae" really mean? Well, professors always seem to have one. It lists the things that are usually considered the basis for professional credentials. Some of the inclusions are historic, some are very recent. Some remind me of the things my mother would have had fun telling to the neighbors (my dad still does). If you read things by date, a curriculum vitae can be almost like an autobiography. It strikes me that the value of this type of information to a student would be that it might assist you in the pursuit of your educational goals if you had some notion as to where the folks who lecture to you have been --- and maybe --- will be going. Reviewing the list of students whom I have known brought back some fond memories.

There are some things that a curious person might want to know which never show up in a "CV". For instance I have lived most of my life in New Jersey. My husband and I now live in Hunterdon County - in a solar house (it works!). The deer are lunching in our front yard.

For details on the Passive Solar House
For some additional scenic views of Hunterdon County
We once lived in Ridgefield Park, later in Park Ridge. I have also lived in Guttenberg and Dumont - he in Teaneck and Norwood. (Were we, are we, neighbors?) We have a son a few years older than most of you, a Rutgers graduate. Our family always seems to include a few four-legged characters whose only goals in life are to mess up the household. The picture on this page is of Phoebe. She is a Jack Russell terrier and fully believes she is in charge of the entire world.


Need more Phoebe? (Makes the world a brighter place.)

Mailing Address:

Department of Environmental Science
COOK CAMPUS/NJAES
Rutgers the State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903

Phone: 732-932-8012 Fax: 732-932-8644
E-Mail: kkeating@rci.rutgers.edu
 
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Dissertation Title: The Participation of Algal Extracellular Metabolites in the determination
of Bloom Sequence in Linsley Pond, North Branford, Connecticut
Education:    
  Ph.D. Yale University 1975
M.Ph. Yale University 1972
M.S. William Paterson College 1970
B.A. Cornell University, College of Arts & Sciences 1960

Fellowships, Scholarships, Honors:

American Society Testing and Materials Distinguished Service Award, 1988
Rutgers University Supplementary Merit Awards - Six Years
Yale University Fellowship, 1970
Cornell University Full Scholarship and Scholarship Room, 1956
New Jersey State Science Award, Biology, 1955

Honorary Listings, References:

AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE
Marquis: WHO's WHO: In America; In the World; In the East; Frontiers of Science
Amer. Biol. Inst.: PERSONALITIES OF AMERICA; INTERNATIONAL BOOK OF HONOR;
Int. Biograph. Centre: WORLD WHO'S WHO OF WOMEN; 2000 AMER.WOMEN;
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA Science Yearbook, 1978 - Feature article: Keating, Allelochemistry

Society Memberships:

American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Institute of Nutrition
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography
American Society for Testing and Materials, Voting Member, Committee chair
Crustacean Society, Founding Member
Ecological Society of America
International Society for Ecological Chemistry, Life Member
Internationale Vereinigung fur Theoretische und Angewandte Limnologie
New Jersey Academy of Science, Life Member
New York Academy of Sciences
Sigma Xi, Life Member
Society Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry

Reviews of Grants, Journal Articles, Textbooks, Science Books:

Grant Reviews:

N.S.F. Research Proposals: Ecology, Marine Science, International, Physiological Ecology, Small Business Research, Undergraduate Research. U.S.E.P.A.: bioassay protocols and guidelines for Cladoceran chronic and acute toxicity testing; Chronic and Acute Toxicity Testing Guidebooks.
N.O.A.A.: Sea Grant.; Government of Canada: Academic research support program; Government of Switzerland: National research support program. A.S.T.M. Standard Practices: Cladoceran, Mysid (shrimp), algal, fish, etc.; acute and chronic toxicity testing.

Textbook Reviews:

Textbooks: Environmental Science texts: Prentice-Hall, Merrill, Goodyear, Scott-Foresman, McGraw-Hill Publishing Companies; scientific treatise: Cambridge University Press; public school texts: AAAS SCIENCE BOOKS AND FILMS

Journal Paper Reviews:

Science; American Journal of Science; Journal of Chemical Ecology; Bioscience; Journal of Microscopy; Transactions of the American Fisheries Society; American Mid. Naturalist; Journal of Phycology; Limnology and Oceanography; ASTM Trans., Symposia; Environmental Science and Technology; A.C.S Symposia; Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry; Journal of Water Research, Planning and Management, Div., A.S.C.E.

Published Book Reviews:

Science Books and Films (AAAS) 1985-1991 - 19 Books.
Soil Science 152:313 - 1991 Book.
Bioscience 3(2):170 - 1981 Book.

Professional Experience:

ACADEMIC:

1975 - Present: Rutgers University, Member Graduate Faculty
1974 - Present: Rutgers University, Department of Environmental Science:
1970 - 1975: Graduate Student Yale University
1968 - 1970: Graduate Student William Paterson College
1966 - 1967: Teaching participant in the Rand McNally, I.M.E. Science Curriculum Project.
1962 - 1968: Teacher, public school: grades 4, and 6, general; 7 thru 12 science and mathematics, Dumont Board of Education, Dumont, New Jersey.

INDUSTRIAL (Selected):
1993 - 1994: Alcoa Aluminium, consultant stream survey interpretation.
1981 - 1989: The Dow Chemical Company: Senior consultant: Bioassay and zooplankton/phytoplankton culture.
1987: American Petroleum Institute: Commissioned author bioassay manual, freshwater organisms.
1986: E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Company: Assistance with zooplankton bioassay cultures.
1982 - 1988: Bioassay and zooplankton/phytoplankton culture consulting U.S.E.P.A.,Wash., D.C.
1973: Limnological consultant: engineering firm of Elam and Popoff, New Jersey. Eutrophication of artificial lakes established for the planned communities in Columbia, Maryland.
1960 - 1962: Actuarial Research Assistant, New York Life Insurance Company. Literature review and writing of reports concerning aeronautical and medical underwriting risks (some computer programming).
COMMUNITY SERVICE (Selected):
1995. Rutgers Admissions Office, Guest Speakers Program
1994. Educational Testing Services: Critque Committee, Environmental Sci. curriculum test development, Dante.
1990. Township of Medford: assist with problems in Pine Barrens Lake impacted by increased human activity.
1989. The Annenberg/CPB Project. Reviewer for WGBH TV/NOVA educational series on environmental problems.
1989. Township of Boonton: assist with Planning Board determination of impact of major construction on wetlands.
1988. City of Stockton, California: assist with establishing toxicity testing
1986 - 1988. Michigan Department of Environmental Protection: assist with establishment and maintenance of newly required (federal) bioassay system employing Ceriodaphnia dubia/affinis.
1985 - 1987. Columbia University, N.Y.: Assist with opthalmological research project employing daphnid model
1985. Department of Natural Resources, North Carolina: Assist DNR seeking with zooplankter and food cultures for bioassay in state lab.
1985. Township of Ocean, N. J., Township Engineering Office: Engineering office advice concerning protection of a small lake during a mining operation.
1984. University of Illinois, Il.: Assist with opthalmological research project employing daphnid model.
1984. University of Ghent, Belgium: Research scientist seeking assistance, and animal and food cultures. Guest for several weeks.
1984. Mississippi State College, Miss.: Faculty member seeking assistance, and food cultures visited. Guest for several days.
1983 - 1984. Mountain Lakes, N. J. Citizen's group, Lake Association: Community group seeking to correct eutrophication of a series of mismanaged small lakes in the township.
1983. Lake Hopatcong, N. J., citizen's group. Community group seeking to monitor biological community in large, highly developed, lake.
1982. U.S. Army Scientist, seeking assistance with toxicological testing. Guest for several days.
1982. Ocean Township, N. J., Recreation Commission; Community group seeking to convert unused wetlands area into community recreation resource.
1980 - 1981. Lake Erskine, N. J., Lake Association: Community group seeking to monitor and control excess growth of planktonic organisms in small, recreational-use, lake.
1973 - 1979: Limnological consultant: Linsley Pond Association. Community organization seeking to control effects of cultural eutrophication in a small New England lake.

GRADUATE STUDENTS - RESEARCH DEGREES (M.S. and Ph.D.)

Tepper, Bruce: M.S.: Cladocera as Basic Tools in Acute and Chronic Bioassay of Toxic Substances. 1978.
Galacki, Walter: M.S.: Interpretation of Initial Chemical Data Generated in the Study of the Impact of a Brine-Bearing Industrial Effluent on the Wickecheoke Creek Ecosystem. Chemistry. 1980.
McGill, James: M.S.: Interpretation of Initial Biological Data Generated in the Study of the Impact of a Brine-Bearing Industrial Effluent on the Wickecheoke Creek Ecosystem. Invertebrates. 1981.
Spina, Ruth: M.S.: Adjustment of an axenic defined medium for culture of two Chlorophyceae. 1981.
Grafton, Joy: M.S.: A defined medium for Nitzschia frustulum Bacillariophyceae). 1981.
Vedagiri, Usha: M.S.: The Effect of the Presence in Culture of Nitzschia frustulum on the Growth and Reproduction of Daphnia pulex. 1982.
Healey, Marcus: M.S.: Industrial Discharge of Inorganic Dissolved Solids and the Distribution of Benthic macroinvertebrates in the Wichecheoke Creek, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. 1981.
Rudolph, Rodger: M.S.: Industrial Brine Effluent Interactions with the Waters of a Small Intermittent stream in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. 1982.
DiMarzio, Donald: M.S.: Biological Mosquito Control Using the Mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis (project associated with Mr. DiMarzio's employment, U.S. Army, civilian scientist). 1983.
Theese, John: M.S.: Childhood Plumbism (project associated with Mr. Theese's employment as health officer in the City of Paterson, N.J.). 1984.
Lajoie, Curtis: M.S.: The Impact of a Brine Effluent on the Diatom Component of the Aufwuchs Community in an Intermittent Freshwater Stream. 1985.
Dagbusan, Brenda: M.S.: Development of a Reproducible System for Acute Bioassay of Toxic Substances. 1981. Ph.D.: Parameters of Control in a Reproducible Cladoceran Chronic Bioassay System. 1986.
Caffrey, Paula: M.S.: The Effects of Zinc-Deprivation on Cladocera. 1986. Ph.D.: The Nutritional Interactions of Zinc and Selenium in the Cladocera. 1989.
Schultz, Kathryn: M.S.: Comparisons of Agency-Suggested Media with A-MS and MS media for daphnid culture. 1989, M.S.
Allenby, Bradon: Industrial Ecology. Design for the Future. 1992, Ph.D.
Shen, Hung-Wen Michael: Ultra Trace Element Requirements of Daphnids. M.S. 1993.
Metzgar, Susanne: The Roles of Nickel in Daphnid Nutrition. 1994, M.S.
Aucott, Michael: Chlorine atoms and the global biogeochemical chlorine cycle. 1997, Ph.D.

M.S. STUDENTS - NON-RESEARCH DEGREES (Critical Essay Topics)

Topics included such diverse subjects as the problems associated with nuclear power generation; indoor pollution in urban tenements; the retrieval and recycling of phosphates from waste waters; recycling of solid waste materials generated by various industries; the genesis of organic pollution loads in the New York Bight; hydrological aspects of effluent damage; bioassay with various plants and animals; photochemical effects on toxics; heavy metals problems. Environmental Impacts of World Bank Projects; epidemiological relationships between geochemical distributions of Cu, Zn, and Se and cancer incidence.

Other GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECTS

Chang, YiYing. Exploring the Roles of Cd, Te in Daphnid Culture
Elkner, Kenneth. Use of Daphnids for Bioassay of Oil-Laden Sludge
Greenblatt, Benjamin. Roles of Boron in Daphnid Nutrition.
Griffith, Joan. Significance of Algal Culture Age on Food vs. Allelochemical Value
Hunter, John. Algal Growth as an Indicator of Health Status
Kustka, Adam. Role of Boron in Daphnid Nutrition
Loveland, Susannah. Effects of Diquat on a Manmade Pond.
Serpe, John. Elimination of Microbes from Daphnid Cultures
Supanekar, Archana. Developing Defined Mineral Media Reflecting Natural Waters Effects of Se, Sn, F on Daphnid Survival Toxicity of Crude Oil to Selected Marine Algae

Research Support

1990 - Current: Hatch; CSRS, New Jersey Agricultural Exp. Station, Exploring Trace Element Requirements of a Crustacean.
1995 - 1996: New Jersey Sea Grant, Brown Tides
1993: TEC Center, Rutgers: Computer and Peripherals for Development of Graphics for Presentation in Lecture, internal and external to Rutgers.
1988 - 1989: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Competitive Grants Program: Spill Fund. Principal Investigator. Topic: role of copper in development of normal animals for bioassay.
1986 - 1987: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Competitive Grants Program: Spill Fund. Principal Investigator. Topic: roles of zinc, selenium in development of normal animals for bioassay.
1986 - 1987: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Competitive Grants Program: Spill Fund. Principal Investigator. Topic: Development of functional invertebrate bioassay: pH control and buffer selection.
1986: American Petroleum Institute: Commissioned guidebook for aquatic bioassay employing freshwater animals.
1984-Present: New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. Topic: Ultra trace element requirements of invertebrates (Crustacea).
1984 - 1992. Industrial Support: Senior Consultant. Dow Chemical. Topic: Daphnia, Ceriodaphnia Culture.
1982-1983: Rutgers' Research Council Award.
1980-1982: National Science Foundation. Basic Research Grant (Renewal): Ecology Program (DEB 78-23258):Principal Investigator. Topic: Role of Antibiosis in Predator/Prey Relationships among Freshwater Plankton.
1979-1980: National Science Foundation. Basic Research Grant: Ecology Program (DEB 78-23258): Principal Investigator. Topic: Role of Antibiosis in Predator/Prey Relationships among Freshwater Plankton.
1979-1981: Industrial Research Grant: Principal Investigator. Magnesium Elektron, Incorporated. Limnological Study of the Wickecheoke Creek Ecosystem.
1978: Industrial Grant Griffin Pipe Company. Review of Biogeochemistry of Zinc.
1975: Water Resources Institute Grant: Project Director. Topic: Heavy Metals in the Saddle River, Bergen Cty., NJ.
1972-1974: U.S.E.P.A. Research Grant (RA 801387): Principal Investigator. Topic: Algal Bloom Sequence Control.
Courses - Initiated and taught
    (Detailed information and course materials can be found at the URL's associated with these courses.)

  • 375:101 Introduction to Environmental Sci. (undergraduate)
  • 375:445 Problems in Aquatic Environments (undergraduate/graduate)
  • 375:514 Fundamental Concepts of Environmental Science (graduate)
  • 375:526 Urban and Suburban Limnology (graduate)
Courses, participation as Lecturer
Limnology; Stream Sanitation; Pollution Microbiology; Analysis of Receiving Waters; Water and Wastewater Treatment; Introduction to Environmental Science; Elements of Environmental Pollution

Bibliography

PRINT PUBLICATIONS

Keating, K.I.; Caffrey, P.B., and B.C. Dagbusan. 1997. Buffers in daphnid culture and bioassay. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 15:348-352.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1997. The role of zinc in daphnid culture. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 16:

Mahoney, J.; Codella, A., and K. Keating. 1997. Possible occurrence of Brown Tide in Barnegat Bay. Proceedings of the Resources of Barnegat Bay Conference, 1996 (In press )

Keating, K.I.; Caffrey, P.B., and B.C. Dagbusan. 1996. Buffers in daphnid culture and bioassay. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 15:348-352.

Keating, K. I. 1990. Developing Functional Daphnid Bioassay Protocols - The Roles and Requirements for Copper. Final research report to N.J.D.E.P. 133 pp. (82 Figs.)

Keating, K. I.; Caffrey, P. B., and K. Schultz. 1989. The inherent inadequacy of reconstituted water. ASTM Symposium Series, Aquatic Toxicology 11:367-378.

Keating, K. I., and P. B. Caffrey. 1989. A selenium deficiency induced by zinc deprivation. Proceedings of The National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A. 86:6436-6440.

Keating, K. I. 1989. Plankton Culture and Bioassay: Keeping Things in Perspective. Final Report N.J.D.E.P. 84 pp.

Keating, K. I. 1987. Aquatic Allelochemistry: Challenges. Allelochemicals: Role in Agriculture and Forestry. ACS Symposium Series 330:136-146. American Chemical Society.

Cowgill, U. M., Keating, K. I. and I. T. Takahashi. 1985. Fecundity and longevity of Ceriodaphnia dubia/affinis in relation to diet at two different temperatures. Journal of Crustacean Biology 5:420-429.

Keating, K. I. and B. C. Dagbusan. 1986. Diatoms in daphnid culture and bioassay. Journal of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 5:299-307.

Keating, K. I. 1985. The influence of B12 deficiency on Daphnia pulex de Geer (Cladocera) reproduction. Journal of Crustacean Biology 5:130-136.

Keating, K. I. 1985. A system of defined (sensu stricto) media for daphnid (Cladocera) culture. Water Research 19:73-78.

Keating, K. I. and B. C. Dagbusan. 1984. The effect of selenium deficiency on cuticle integrity in the Cladocera (Crustacea). Proceedings of The National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A. 81:3433-3437.

Keating, K. I. 1981. Extracellular metabolite involvement in plankton community structure. Algal Management And Control (Proceedings, USEPA/Army Corps. Engineering Conference, Monterey) pp. 146-197.

Keating, K. I.; Healey, M.; Lajoie, C.; McGill, J.; Rudolph, R. and U. Vedagiri. 1981. Limnological Study Of The Wickecheoke Creek Ecosystem. Volume I: Discussion And Conclusions, Chemistry. Magnesium Elektron, Inc., Flemington, pp. 1-187.

Keating, K. I.; Healey, M.; Lajoie, C.; McGill, J.; Rudolph, R. and U. Vedagiri. 1981. Limnological Study Of The Wickecheoke Creek Ecosystem. Volume II: Aufwuchs I. Magnesium Elektron, Inc., Flemington, pp. 1-231.

Keating, K. I.; Healey, M.; Lajoie, C.; McGill, J.; Rudolph, R. and U. Vedagiri. 1981. Limnological Study Of The Wickecheoke Creek Ecosystem. Volume III: Aufwuchs II. Magnesium Elektron, Inc., Flemington, pp. 1-192.

Keating, K. I.; Healey, M.; Lajoie, C.; McGill, J.; Rudolph, R. and U. Vedagiri. 1981. Limnological Study of the Wickecheoke Creek Ecosystem. Volume IV: Macroinvertibrates, Sampling Station Descriptions, Methodology. Magnesium Elektron, Inc., Flemington, pp. 1-122.

Keating, K. I. 1978. Blue-green algal inhibition of diatom growth: Transition from mesotrophic to eutrophic community structure. Science 199:971-973.

Keating, K. I. 1977. Allelopathic influence on blue-green bloom sequence in a eutrophic lake. Science 196:885-887.

Keating, K. I. 1976. Algal Metabolite Influence On Bloom Sequence In Eutrophic Freshwater Ponds. E.P.A. Ecological Research Monograph Series. (EPA-600/3-76-081). Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. pp. viii and 148.

Keating, K. I. 1976. Interference by blue-green algae with nutrient recovery in water quality control schema: Management implications. Chapt. 27. In Biological Control Of Water Pollution, Proceedings of the Symposium on Biological Water Quality Improvement Alternatives (J. Tourbier and R. Pierson, Jr., eds.) Univ. Penn. Press.

Faust, S.; Keating, K., and J. Orlando. 1975. Water use techniques. Chapt. 3. In Review Of Water Quality Interpretive Techniques. U.S. Geological Survey (Orlando, J. and R. Wrightington, eds.) pp. 105-174.

Keating, K. I. 1975. Heavy metals in the Saddle River, Bergen County, N.J.: Biota. Water Resources Research Institute Report. pp. 1-24.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

1995. Natural Products of phytoplankton: Allelochemicals, antibiotics (biotoxins), probiotics. NOAA, J. J. Howard National Marine Fisheries Laboratory, Sandy Hook.

1987: E.I. DuPont de NEMOURS, Haskell Laboratory Lecture Series. Perspectives on the Future of Environmental Toxicology.

1986. Daphnid nutrition. NEW ENGLAND INTERSTATE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL COMMISSION. Andover, Massachusetts.

1985. Exploring allelochemistry in aquatic systems: Challenges. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM ON ALLELOCHEMICALS: ROLE IN AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ECOLOGY. Annual Meeting, Chicago.

1985. Session Co-Chair: ACS, Agriculture and Food Chemistry Symposium on Allelochemicals: Role in Agriculture, Forestry, and Ecology. Chicago.

1984. Allelochemicals and nutrition in freshwater systems. INTERNAL SOCIETY FOR CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. Symposium, University of Texas, Austin.

1983. The MS defined (sensu stricto) media system: A new tool for trace nutrient research. Seminar, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: HUMAN NUTRITION CENTER, Beltsville, Maryland.

1980. Management of eutrophied lakes through selective intervention. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL: RATIONAL MANAGEMENT OF MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS. Speaker and panelist: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGY SYMPOSIUM. Miami, Florida.

1979. From allelopathy to antibiosis: A circuitous straight line. School of Life Sciences Seminar and Lecture. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, Lincoln, Nebraska.

1979. The study of antibiosis among the plankton: Developing tools. Ecology Department Seminar. STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, Stony Brook, N.Y.

1978. Serendipity: Allelopathy and eutrophication. Biology Department. WILLIAM PATERSON STATE COLLEGE, Wayne, New Jersey.

1974. Application of bioassay techniques to the determination of bloom sequence in eutrophied waters. Annual Spring Symposium: Current Methods in Biological Research. FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY, Teaneck, New Jersey.

ABSTRACTS

Dagbusan, B.C.; Caffrey, P.C., and K.I. Keating. 1995. Safe and effective buffering in Cladoceran bioassay. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 39.

Metzgar, Susanne, and K.I. Keating. 1994. The roles of nickel in daphnid culture. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 38.

Loveland, Susannah L. and K.I. Keating. 1993. Observations of the effects of Diquat on a manmade pond. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 37.

Serpe, John and K.I. Keating. 1993. Microbe-free daphnids: Why and how? Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 37.

Supanekar, Archana, and K.I. Keating. 1993. N1-MS: MS-Based, wholly defined mineral medium reflecting general background concentrations of major ions n natural fresh waters. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy Of Science 37.

Keating, K.I.; Kustka, A., and B. Greenblatt. 1992. The roles of boron in daphnid culture. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 36.

Keating, K.I. and P.B. Caffrey. 1992. Integument damage resulting from Se, Cu, or Zn deficiency. Annual Mtg. CRUSTACEAN SOCIETY, Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I., Caffrey, P.B., and H.M. Shen. 1991. A system of defined, sensu stricto, media for study of trace element interactions. F.A.S.E.B. Annual Meeting 7512. The FASEB Journal 5(6):A1664.

Keating, K.I. and Shen, Hung-Wen. 1990. Age related patterns of reproductive stimulation in Cladocera due to ultra trace element (UTE) additions. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 35:36.

Keating, K.I. and P.B. Caffrey. 1990. Effects of a Cu/Se interaction on cladoceran reproduction. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 35:36.

Keating, K.I. and Chang, Y.Y. 1990. Developing media to explore roles of Cd, As, Te, Ge, and other ultra trace elements (UTE) in plankton community structure. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 35:36.

Caffrey, P.B., Keating, K.I. 1989. Effects of trace element interactions on nutritional requirements. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy Of Science 34.

Keating, K.I., and Shen, Hung-Wen. 1989. The impact of the use of ultra pure salts on trace nutrient studies. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 34.

Keating, K.I., and J.G. Hunter. 1989. Reproduction as an inappropriate indicator of algal health status. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 34.

Caffrey, P.B., and K.I. Keating. 1989. The effects of selenium on copper deprived daphnids. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM. Hudson-Delaware Chapter, Abstracts.

Shen, Hung-Wen, and K.I. Keating. 1989. Acute toxicity of nickel in copper-deprived animals. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM. Hudson-Delaware Chapter, Abstracts.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1988. The inherent inadequacy of reconstituted water. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS. Annual Meeting, Las Vegas Nevada. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I., and K.A. Schultz. 1988. Critical evaluation of algal and cladoceran media suggested for toxicity testing by U.S.E.P.A. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 33:28.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1988. Coefficient of variation as a desirable criterion for evaluation of cladoceran health. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 33:28.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1988. Control in the MS system. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM, Annual Symposium sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter, Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I., and K.A. Schultz. 1988. Compensating for the inherent weaknesses of Reconstituted Water. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEM-ISTRY SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter, Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I., and B.C. Dagbusan. 1987. Buffer selection for cladoceran culture. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 32:37.

Dagbusan, B.C. and K.I. Keating. 1987. Effects of vessel size in relation to food concentration on the reproduction of Daphnia magna. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 32:36.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1987. Zinc uptake by daphnids: Food vs. water as a source. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 32:36.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1987. Age dependent trace element requirements. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM, Abstracts Volume, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1987. An intact animal model for study of trace nutrient requirements. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Annual Meeting, Boston Mass., Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I. 1986. Selecting a diet for Cladocera: Why, How, What? SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1986. Amelioration of effects of zinc deprivation on Daphnia magna by addition of selenium. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I., and J. Griffith. 1986. The pH tolerance range of daphnids. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1986. Effects of zinc deprivation on Daphnia pulex and D. magna. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY-PHYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY JOINT SYMPOSIUM. Abstracts Volume. University of Rhode Island.

Keating, K.I., and P.B. Caffrey. 1986. How good is a bad control? SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K. I. 1985. Effects of food organism variation on daphnid reproduction. The Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 30:46.

Keating, K. I. 1985. Long term culture of healthy Ceriodaphnia. SOCIETY OF ENVIRON- MENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY HAZARDOUS WASTES SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter. Abstracts Volume.

Dagbusan, B. C. and K. I. Keating. 1985. The effects of temperature variation on the growth, reproduction, and lifespan of Daphnia pulex. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY HAZARDOUS WASTES SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter. Abstracts Volume.

Elkner, K. P. and K. I. Keating. 1985. The toxicity of an oil sludge. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY HAZARDOUS WASTES SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by Hudson Delaware Chapter. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K.I. 1985. Exploring allelochemistry in aquatic systems: Challenges. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM ON ALLELOCHEMICALS: ROLE IN AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ECOLOGY. Abstracts of Annual ACS Meeting, Chicago. Also, Abstracts of Food and Agricultural Chemistry Section of ACS.

Keating, K. I. 1988. Determination of the health status of Cladocera. SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM, Annual Symposium, Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K. I., and B. C. Dagbusan. 1984. Exploring the roles of organics in Cladoceran bioassay and culture. SOCIETY ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY. Abstracts volume.

Cowgill, U. M.; Keating, K. I.; Takahashi, I. T., and S. L. Applegath. 1984. A comparison of the sensitivity of Daphnia magna and Ceriodaphnia affinis/dubia to four benchmark chemicals at two temperatures. SOCIETY ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY. Abstracts volume.

Keating, K. I. 1982. Daphnids: The need for generations of preconditioning prior to experimentation or to results and conclusions. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. Abstracts p. 141.

Keating, K. I., and B. C. Dagbusan. 1982. Defining food competition in daphnid population studies. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 27:27.

Keating, K. I., and J. McGill. 1982. An idiosyncrasy of the diversity index as a measure of pollution impact. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 27:27.

Keating, K. I. 1981. Controlled culture of food organisms for Cladocera: I. Why? Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 26:59.

Keating, K. I., and R. Spina. 1981. Controlled culture of food organisms for Cladocera: II. Green algae (Chlorophyta). Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 26:59.

Keating, K. I., and J. Grafton 1981. Controlled culture of food organisms for Cladocera: III. Diatoms (Chrysophyta). Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 26:59.

Keating, K. I., and C. Lajoie. 1980. Aufwuchs (periphyton) as a measure of pollution impact. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 25:53.

Keating, K. I., and B. C. Dagbusan. 1980. Comparison of Daphnia pulex and D. magna acute bioassay systems. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 25:53.

Keating, K. I., and M. Healey. 1980. Interpretation and communication of invertebrate data collected during a study of a polluted, intermittent stream. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 25:53.

Keating, K. I., and B. Tepper. 1980. Manipulating MOS defined Cladoceran medium for bioassay applications. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. Abstracts.

Keating, K. I., and C. Lajoie. 1980. Influences of food organism environment on daphnid life patterns. LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY. Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K. I. and B. C. Dagbusan. 1980. Daphnid-based bioassay for toxic substances: A need for additional controls. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS SYMPOSIUM. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K. I., and B. Tepper. 1979. The controlled culture of individual Cladocera. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Annual Meeting, Houston, Texas. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K. I., and B. Tepper. 1979. Controlled culture of individual Cladocera: II. Gross effects of food and media on brood production in Daphnia magna. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science. Volume 24:78.

Keating, K. I., and B. Tepper. 1979. Reproductive patterns in controlled Cladoceran cultures. LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY. Annual Meeting Abstracts, Stony Brook, New York.

Keating, K. I. 1978. Role of silica availability in blue-green inhibition of diatom growth in eutrophied waters. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. Abstracts Volume.

Keating, K. I. 1977. Algal metabolite influence on bloom sequence in eutrophied waters. ANNUAL NORTHEAST ALGAL SYMPOSIUM AT WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Abstracts.

Keating, K. I. 1975. Algal allelopathic involvement in bloom sequence in freshwater. Journal of Phycology 11S:12-13.