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Carter and down-to-earth Brian discuss the interconnectedness of fish genetics and finding the clues to life. Dr. Brian Sloss has been an associate dean since 2014 and has been involved in several outreach, extension, and community engagement collaborations. Brian joined UW-Stevens Point in 2002 as assistant unit leader of the Wisconsin Cooperative Fishery Research Unit. He established the college's Molecular Conservation Genetics Laboratory focused on applied genetic research in fisheries, wildlife, and other resources. This laboratory continues to be a key partner with state, regional, and national agencies in Great Lakes and freshwater fisheries management efforts. So be prepared to collect your fish genetics and research wisdom from Dr. Brian Sloss.
By The UW-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources Student Success CenterCarter and down-to-earth Brian discuss the interconnectedness of fish genetics and finding the clues to life. Dr. Brian Sloss has been an associate dean since 2014 and has been involved in several outreach, extension, and community engagement collaborations. Brian joined UW-Stevens Point in 2002 as assistant unit leader of the Wisconsin Cooperative Fishery Research Unit. He established the college's Molecular Conservation Genetics Laboratory focused on applied genetic research in fisheries, wildlife, and other resources. This laboratory continues to be a key partner with state, regional, and national agencies in Great Lakes and freshwater fisheries management efforts. So be prepared to collect your fish genetics and research wisdom from Dr. Brian Sloss.