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Nathan B. Furey

Assistant Professor

Department of Biological Sciences

University of New Hampshire

nathan.furey@unh.edu

PhD, University of British Columbia

MS, Texas A&M University

BS, University of New England

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Trevor Banister

Senior Research Technician & Lab Manager

trevor.banister@unh.edu

BS, Northern Vermont University

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Bradley Erdman

Postdoctoral Researcher

bradley.erdman@unh.edu

PhD, University of Maine

BS, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

 

Postdoctoral Research: Investigating genomic and morphological trait variation of Arctic charr and their potential linkages to behavior, diet, changing environments, and population demography.

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Mariah Livernois

Postdoctoral Researcher

mariah.livernois@unh.edu

PhD, Texas A&M University

MS, University of South Alabama

BS, Northeastern University

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Postdoctoral Research: Leveraging existing acoustic telemetry data to build habitat distribution models and estimate common metrics of movement, space use, and phenology for multiple fish and invertebrate species in the Chesapeake Bay.

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Greg Kronisch

PhD Student  (co-advised by Michael Kinnison)

gregory.kronisch@umaine.edu

BS & MS, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

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Thesis Research Topic: Ecology of Arctic Charr trophic phenotypes and their potential resilience to climate change

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Sidney Axtell

MS, Yale School of the Environment

BS, Seattle University

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Thesis Research Topic:  Investigating the movement ecology of Atlantic cod in the Gulf of Maine using a range of methods (passive and active acoustic monitoring, diets, eDNA) to try to understand the behavior of cod in a changing climate and how these trends relate more broadly to metrics of biodiversity.

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Aliya Caldwell

BS, Rutgers University - New Brunswick

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Thesis Research Topic: My research investigates seabird movement and trophic ecology in relation to fish communities. Specifically, I am interested in understanding how seabird-fish interactions change over space and time, and how we might use seabirds to help monitor fisheries.

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Nathan Hermann

MS, University of New Hampshire

BS, University of Notre Dame

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Thesis Research Topic:  Using historical diet data, I hope to identify the impacts of climate-driven range shifts on the trophic interactions of marine systems throughout the Northwest Atlantic and the consequences of potential mismatches.

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Maureen Madray

BS, Coastal Carolina University

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Thesis Research Topic:  I am using acoustic telemetry to investigate the fine-scale movements of Jonah crabs and the potential impacts of claw removal on behavior.

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Christopher Chase

Major: Marine, Estuarine, and Freshwater Biology

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Benny Caldwell

Consultant

Research interests: how to catch small mammals in grassland and forest systems; how to eat porcupines without getting quilled.

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Ziggy Furey

Consultant

Research interests: finding the optimal sitting/lounging position behind Nathan in his office chair; how to avoid walks in the rain.

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Winnie Axtell

Consultant

Research interests: best methods in squeaking favorite stuffed salmon toy; how to drink sea water and have it not be salty. 

Alumni

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Chloe Pearson

MS 2023

Thesis: "Movement Patterns, Habitat Use, and Survival of Anadromous Rainbow Smelt in Great Bay Estuary, NH"

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Tyler Parent

MS 2023

Thesis: "Effects of Tag Type and Environment on Migratory Success of Sockeye Salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) Smolts Through a Counting Fence"

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Emily Burke

MS 2023

Thesis: "Quantifying meter-scale movements of an invasive species with acoustic telemetry in a Gulf of Maine estuary"

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Athena Ryan

MS 2021

Thesis: "Assessing the Variability in Length of Juvenile Atlantic Salmon in Maine Streams Through a Long-term Electrofishing Dataset"

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Lars Hammer

MS 2021

Thesis: "Movements and Feeding of Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) Relative to Summer Ice-Off in an Arctic Embayment"

Sam Comeau BS 2023Matt Scott BS 2023Olivia Fortin BS 2022Sydney Jill Mapley BS 2022Andrew Shapiro BS 2021Matthew Cheng BS 2021Sarah Smith BS 2021

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