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AEL Students earn IAGLR Awards
Three AEL graduate students were honored with awards for the annual conference for the International Association for Great Lakes Research.
Demetra Williams, doctoral student with Stu Ludsin,…
Congratulations, AEL Graduates!
Congratulations to all of the AEL students who graduated May 10!
Kayla Geller, Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, with Honors Research Distinction, having successfully defended her…
Steele & Ludsin at Council of Lake Committees
Dr. Zach Steele, postdoctoral researcher, traveled with his advisor Dr. Stuart Ludsin to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission Council of Lake Committees meeting in Windsor, Ontario, on April 21. The…
Mathie named Outstanding Instructor
Devan Mathie was honored to be named the 2026 Center for Life Sciences Education Outstanding Lab Instructor. Devan has been a dedicated TA for many semesters and is being recognized for his…
Duimering gets GRFP Honorable Mention
Abby Duimering, master's student with Casey Pennock, was acknowledged with an Honorable Mention in the 2026 U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) competition…
AELers at ESA meeting
Graduate students Megan Herbruck and Demetra Williams attended the meeting for the Great Lakes Chapter of the Ecological Society of America in Cleveland on April 11. Both students gave oral…
Bentley, Furby theses research publications
Two recent AEL graduates have published research from their master's theses:
Jacob Bentley, advised by Stuart Ludsin, published work from his thesis in the North American Journal of…
AEL at the MBD Open House
Nearly two dozen Aquatic Ecology Lab members including graduate students, staff, undergraduates, and faculty, participated in the return of the Museum of Biological Diversity Open House.
AELers at Lake Erie Committee Meeting
Kylee Wilson and Demetra Williams, both doctoral students, attended the Lake Erie Committee Meetings with their advisor, Stu Ludsin, March 26-27 in Ypsilanti, Michigan. All three enjoyed…