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Dr. Hood and colleagues' new publications
Dr. Jim Hood recently published two new papers, both exploring the role (or lack thereof) of temperature in driving patterns in stream ecosystems. The first paper, Flow is more important than…
Dippold Exit Seminar - Nov 17
PhD candidate David Dippold will give his exit seminar on November 17, details below. For more information on his project, check his project page.
Responses of an Exploited Fish Population…
Dr. Ludsin elected president of AFS Early Life History Section
In a recent election of officers for the executive committee of the AFS Early Life History Section, Stu was voted in as the new President-Elect. He will serve in this capacity for two…
Budnik, Dillon, and Ludsin paper in Transactions
AELers Rich Budnik and Stu Ludsin along with AEL alums Geoff Steinhart, Joe Conroy, and Becca Dillon recently had a paper accepted into Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. The paper is…
Zoe Almeida receives J. Frances Allen Award
We are so proud of Zoe Almeida for being chosen as the recipient of the J. Frances Allen Scholarship Award. This scholarship was established to "honor J. Frances Allen who pioneered…
AEL at AFS 2020
Many AELers are presenting or otherwise participating in the American Fisheries Society (AFS) Virtual Annual Meeting. This year's meeting was originally planned to occur in Columbus, Ohio, and Stu…
AEL Baby Boom!
We would like to offer heartfelt congratulations to two AELers with new additions in their families:
Long-time research tech Mike Kulasa and his wife welcomed baby Grace Ann at the…
AEL at AFS - Doyle receives travel award
Many AELers are preparing to present at a virtual American Fisheries Society (AFS) meeting in a couple of weeks. More info to come soon on all of the AEL presentations.
Long-time research…
Dr. Hood and colleagues publish in Freshwater Biology
Dr. Jim Hood and colleagues from University of Alabama, Montana State University, University of Iceland, and the Marine and Freshwater Research Institute in Iceland recently had an article…