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Pennock Brown-bag talk at UNM
Dr. Casey Pennock presented the brown-bag seminar at the University of New Mexico Department of Biology on February 11. His talk was titled, From the Arid West to the Rust Belt: Divergent…
DeMattei receives ESA Grad Study Policy Award
Braden Charles DeMattei, PhD student with Dr. Jim Hood, has been selected for the Ecological Society of America's Katherine S. McCarter Graduate Student Policy Award. Brady is one of 20 students…
Bruckerhoff Seminar at UNM
Dr. Lindsey Bruckerhoff travelled to University of New Mexico last week to deliver the departmental seminar for the Department of Biology. She met with colleagues and collaborators while she was…
Hood, Ludsin, HABRI Grants Awarded
Jim Hood and Stu Ludsin were both recently awarded Ohio Department of Higher Education Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative (ODHE HABRI) grants. Dr. Hood's grant is titled: "Legacy…
Dr. Ludsin, AELers, honored at Midwest Conference
Dr. Stuart Ludsin was honored with the Meritorious Service Award from the North Central Division of the American Fisheries Society at the Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference in Fort Wayne, Indiana,…
Dowling assists in sturgeon release
James Dowling, PhD Student with Casey Pennock, was recently featured alongside several of our Ohio Department of Natural Resources-Division of Wildlife collaborators in a video documenting historic…
AEL Holiday Party
The AEL enjoyed gathering with friends and family to celebrate the holiday season and the end of the semester. Even the falling snow didn't stop a large crowd from gathering at Stu's home to take…
Congrats, Grads!
The AEL is proud of our many graduates this semester, including Andrew Foley, who successfully defended his master's thesis November 21. Graduates Graduate Students: Andrew Foley, Master's of…
Lake Erie & Inland Waters Research Review Meeting
The AEL once again hosted the annual Lake Erie & Inland Waters Research Review meeting at the Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center December 11 and 12. The meeting had over 150 attendees…