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We’d like to say goodbye to Hood Lab Manager Susan Curless, who is leaving the AEL this week. She kept everything running smoothly for three years.

Thanks to Susan for all the hard work,…

The Hood Lab has recently been highlighted for the great work they're doing around harmful algal blooms (HABs). Dr. Jim Hood was featured by the OSU College of Arts and Sciences, and his student…

We would like to wish a fond farewell to two research technicians who are leaving the AEL this week:

Congratulations to Whitney King on successfully defending her master's thesis yesterday!

Whitney was advised by Dr. Jim Hood and her thesis was titled: Instream processes alter the…

Congratulations to Dr. Becca Dillon upon the successful defense of her dissertation today!

Her dissertation is titled: Re-evaluation of north-temperature reservoir food web interactions…

Congratulations to Whitney King and Hannah Moore who both received Edgerly Summer Fellowships through the Robert H. Edgerley Environmental Toxicology Fund. The fund exists to support graduate…

Congratulations to Luke Bobay, who successfully defended his undergraduate honors thesis entitled "To what degree do preferred prey abundance and temperature influence growth rates of larval…

Congratulations to Brady Rude, who successfully defended his undergraduate thesis, entitled “Do cyanobacteria blooms increase parasite loads in Lake Erie yellow perch?” 

Brady will also…

Drs. Ludsin and Marschall have been busily sharing the results of their research this spring!  See a list of publications below. 

This work was aided by many AEL members and alums (former…