News

Dr. Jim Hood to join AEL

We are excited to announce that Dr. Jim Hood has accepted a position in the Department of EEOB and will be joining the AEL beginning in January 2016.

To learn more about Jim's work…

The AEL hosts a Hierarchical Modeling Workshop

On April 22 - 24, the AEL hosted a Hierarchical Modeling workshop, facilitated by Ty Wagner (Penn State University/USGS) and Steve Midway (Penn State University/Coastal Carolina University).…

Now Hiring: PhD Student in Fisheries Ecology

Congrats, Tyler!

Tyler Arnold recently accepted a position with YSI (Yellow Springs, MD) as a Technical Support Specialist. Tyler has been a valuable technican with the AEL for many years. His hard work and…

Congrats, Reed!

The AEL would like to congratulate Reed Brodnik for successfully defending his Master's thesis last Friday! His thesis is entitled, "Impacts of Water Warming on the Physiology and Life-…

Cassie's exit seminar - a success!

Cassie May, PhD, presented her public exit seminar today (entitled, "The importance of early life processes to future growth and recruitment in Lake Erie walleye") to an audience of faculty, staff…

Congrats, Alex!

Alex Kua (Undergraduate Honor’s Student in EEOB with Stu Ludsin) was selected as a 2015 Summer Research Fellow funded through the Office of Undergraduate Education.  He will receive $3,500 to…

Congrats, Cassie!

Congratulations to Dr. Cassandra May for passing her oral defense yesterday! 

To learn more about Cassie's work, visit her website.

Ludsin speaks at Lake Erie Committee Meeting

Earlier this month, Dr. Stu Ludsin spoke at the Lake Erie Committee meeting, an event organized by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission aimed at joining scientists, decision-makers, and stakeholders…