Dr. Malbrue, assistant professor and clinical veterinarian with the University Laboratory Animal Resources (ULAR), brought a class of veterinary medicine students to the AEL to learn about our research and see our experimental facilities. During their visit Dr. Manubolu, our postdoc studying the impact of cyanobacteria toxins on Lake Erie walleye and yellow perch, discussed how we have been assessing toxin impacts on fish in the lab.
Thank you to Dr. Malbrue for showing his students what we do, and to Dr. Manubolu for explaining your important work!
