Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2015 Contact: Jim Erickson, 734-647-1842, [email protected], Watch and share a video at youtu.be/oviLqaFk1kk. ANN ARBOR—The most detailed genetic study of western Lake Erie’s shifting cyanobacterial communities is yielding new insights...
A closer look at the changes in Lake Michigan’s surface water temperature, ice cover, and water levels. A recent article published in Geophysical Research Letters is based on efforts of UM-CILER and NOAA-GLERL researchers to understand changing conditions in Lake...
CILER Assistant Research Scientist Hongyan Zhang and a team of scientists, including NOAA-GLERL colleagues Ed Rutherford and Doran Mason, used a food-web model to predict the likely impacts of Asian carp on Lake Erie. They predicted that Asian carp could eventually...
Date: Thursday, January 8, 2015 Press Release available here CILER Research Scientist, Dima Beletsky is a co-author for a paper on hypoxia in Lake Erie that was just published in Environmental Science & Technology! See full abstract...
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