- Associate professor, University of Guelph
For more than a decade, my research has focused on understanding how animals respond to and cope with changes in their environment, including stresses imposed by human activities. This includes interrogating how real-world environmental challenges, like pollution and hypoxia, impact the physiology and health of fish.
Experience
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–presentResearch Associate in Environmental Physiology, University of Guelph
Education
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2009University of Guelph, PhD/Biology
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