Serguisz Czesny, Ph.D.
Field Station Director/Principal Aquatic Ecologist
My research interests focus on the ecology and ecophysiology of aquatic ecosystems. I am interested in the ecosystem-scale trophic interactions, population dynamics, and early life history of fish, predator-prey interactions, and the ecology of invasive species, with emphasis on mechanisms responsible for successful range expansions. I also pursue questions related to the function of essential nutrients (vitamins, fatty acids, etc.) in aquatic food webs and their role in regulating reproductive success and recruitment of fish.
Hillary Glandon, Ph.D.
Associate Research Scientist in Coastal Resilience
I am interested in the response of coastal systems to environmental change. In my role at LMBS, I work with an interdisciplinary team to examine how constructed nearshore reefs mitigate erosion while creating valuable habitat for aquatic species. I strive to connect the results of research on costal processes to communities that need it most, thereby increasing community resilience in the face of an ever-changing coastal landscape. I draw upon my previous research experiences in marine and estuarine systems to bring new perspectives to Great Lakes aquatic ecology.
Technicians
We typically have 3 – 5 technicians, seasonal and long-term, who assist with our research. Currently Katie Lowenstein, Lauren Cygnar, Zach Vinette, Ben Dwyer, and Cara Munro play an important role in our work.
