Department Head
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James Sulikowski Director |
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Faculty
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Michael Banks Professor |
541-867-0420 Contact person by email |
Michael's research and teaching interests center on the application of population genetic principles towards furthering basic knowledge and understanding of marine population processes. Broadly, he's interested in genetic characterization of natural populations, fishery subjects and... |
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Cheryl Barnes Assistant Professor |
(541) 867-0116 Contact person by email |
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Susanne Brander Associate Professor |
541-737-5413 Contact person by email |
As an ecotoxicologist, my research integrates the responses of aquatic organisms to endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) and other environmental stressors, such as microplastics, across the biological hierarchy. My group focuses on discerning mechanisms of toxicity and linking the results of... |
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Bernarda Calla Courtesy Appointment |
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Taylor Chapple Assistant Professor |
541-867-0254 Contact person by email |
Over the past 15 years, Taylor has been studying sharks and other large marine predators around the world... |
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Christina DeWitt Professor |
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My research interests are focused on efforts that improve seafood utilization, quality and safety. Particularly with regard to understanding how injection/marinade and high pressure processes can be used to enhance fresh product quality while minimizing impacts on nutritional value and safety... |
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Brett Dumbauld Courtesy Appointment |
541-867-0191 Contact person by email |
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Steven Dundas Associate Professor |
541-737-1402 Contact person by email |
Fields: Environmental economics, Natural resource economics, Non-market valuation, Climate change, Coastal ecosystem services, Land use. |
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Jung Kwon Assistant Professor |
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Kwon Lab (Nutritional Pharmacology Lab) studies biological effects and functions of natural molecules derived from diverse marine species at cellular and physiological levels. Research interest includes identifying marine-derived bioactive compounds with metabolic regulatory effect, anti-... |
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Christopher Langdon Professor |
541-867-0231 Contact person by email |
Research Areas: Aquaculture; nutrition of oysters and other bivalves; microencapsulation; polyculture of abalone; genetic selection of oysters. Chris’s research is broadly interested in aquaculture of oysters and other bivalves, and of sea vegetables such as dulse.... |
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Tein Lin Courtesy Appointment |
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Pacific Seafood Group |
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Jessica Miller Professor |
541-867-0381 Contact person by email |
Research Areas: Marine ecology, fisheries science, otolith chemistry, mixing and migration, early life history My research focuses on advancing our ecological and evolutionary understanding of marine and anadromous species and contributing to management and... |
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Kathleen O Malley Associate Professor |
541-961-3311 Contact person by email |
Research Areas: Fisheries genetics and genomics, fisheries conservation and management. My lab conducts fisheries genetics research to address the science and management needs of the Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station and the Oregon Department of Fish and... |
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Jae Park Professor Emeritus |
503-325-4531 Contact person by email |
Research Areas: Surimi and Surimi Seafood; Fish Proteins; Seafood Processing; By-product Utilization *Dr. Park is no longer accepting graduate students. Dr. Park has devoted his entire professional career to surimi research and education. Since... |
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David Sampson Emeritus Appointment |
541-867-4149 Contact person by email |
Research Areas: Fishery stock assessment and management; development and testing of stock assessment methods; models of fishermen's behavior (e.g., fishing operations such as gear and fishing location choice). Since August 1990, David has worked at the Hatfield... |
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James Sulikowski Director |
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The lab’s research is dedicated to the study of charismatic fish such as sharks, skates and rays. By studying movement patterns, growth rates, reproductive biology, resiliency to climate change and fishing pressure, Sulikowski and his team of student researchers discover ways to more... |
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Gilbert Sylvia Emeritus Appointment |
541-867-0284 Contact person by email |
Research Areas: Fishery and aquaculture management and policy, seafood marketing, and bioeconomic modeling |
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Neil Thompson Courtesy Appointment |
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Will White Associate Professor |
541-867-0385 Contact person by email |
Fishery oceanography and population dynamics, spatial fisheries management, and climate change effects on fisheries. Most of our work uses statistical or dynamic models. |
The Integrated Marine Fisheries Lab conducts scientific research to answer management-relevant questions. Much of our work focuses on better understanding population and community dynamics of groundfish species in the...