Networking Hours with our ELHS mentors
Our mentors have profoundly shaped the Early Life History Section for many years.
Come for advise, reconnect, chat, ask questions. If you want, have a virtual beer together.
Networking hour I: Friday 6/25 | 20:00 - 22:00 PM (EDT)
Dr. Frank Hernandez
Division of Coastal Sciences | University of Southern Mississippi
Larval ecology, recruitment, transport, behavior
frank.hernandez@usm.edu
Dr. David Conover
Emeritus Professor of Biology | University of Oregon
Local adaptation, sex-determination, fisheries-induced evolution
dconover@uoregon.edu
Lee Fuiman
Fisheries & Mariculture Laboratory | University of Texas at Austin
Physiology of fish larvae, Maternal-offspring nutrient transfer, Food-web dynamics
lee.fuiman@utexas.edu
Stu Ludsin
Aquatic Ecology Laboratory | The Ohio State University
Aquatic food webs, freshwater & marine, Great Lakes, climate change
ludsin.1@osu.edu
Jeff Leis
Centre for Ecology and Biodiversity | University of Tasmania
Larval tropical fish, underwater behavior, population connectivity & dispersal
jeffrey.leis@utas.edu.au
Networking hour II: Saturday 6/26 | 14:30 - 16:00 (EDT)
Dr. Catriona Clemmesen
Marine Evolutionary Ecology | Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
Larval fish growth, nutrition, ocean acidification, RNA:DNA
cclemmesen@geomar.de
Dr. Arild Folkvord
Department of Biological Sciences | University of Bergen
Fish early life growth, survival, recruitment
arild.folkvord@uib.no
Dr. Audrey Geffen
Department of Biological Sciences | University of Bergen
Aquaculture, larval Fish Biology, age and growth, otolith shape and microchemistry
Audrey.Geffen@uib.no
Dr. Tom Miller
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory | University of Maryland
Modeling, recruitment, recreational fisheries
miller@umces.edu
Dr. Hannah Murphy
Research Scientist | Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada
marine ecology, population dynamics, fish early life history
hannah.murphy@dfo-mpo.gc.ca