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Dr. Aaron Carlisle, PI
Dr. Carlisle joined the University of Delaware in 2018 as Assistant Professor of Fisheries Ecology. His research focuses on how the abiotic and biotic environment and organismal biology interact to influence the behavior, distribution and ecology of species, and how these interactions impact their population dynamics, life history strategies, and ecosystem roles. He uses a variety of approaches and technologies, such as stable isotope analysis and biologging, combined in new ways to provide unique insights into marine species.

Dr. Carlisle is a graduate of Stanford University (Ph.D.), Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (M.S.), and Princeton University (A.B.). He is a member of the IUCN Shark Specialist Group and serves on the board of directors of the American Elasmobranch Society.

Rachel Roday, University of Delaware

Jarius Bradley, M.S. Student
More info coming soon.

Rachel Roday, University of Delaware

Scott Goldberg, Ph.D. Student
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Rachel Roday, University of Delaware

Andrea Leontiou, Ph.D. Student
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Rachel Roday, University of Delaware

Benjamin Marsaly, Ph.D. Student
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Rachel Roday, University of Delaware

Maria Sabando Plaza, M.S. Student
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Rachel Roday, University of Delaware

Devon Scott, M.S. Student
Devon received a B.S. in Marine Biology from Stockton University. More info coming soon.

Devon Scott, University of Delaware

Caroline Wiernicki, Ph.D. Student
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Rachel Roday, University of Delaware

Richard Wong, Ph.D. Student
Rich received a B.S. in Fishery Science and Natural Resources Management from Rutgers University and a M.S. in Marine Biology from the University of Delaware. He studies the biology, ecology, and population dynamics of marine fishes, crustaceans, bivalves, and gastropods as a fishery scientist at the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife.

For his Ph.D. studies, Rich is investigating the life history characteristics and ecology of the knobbed whelk (Busycon carica).

Richard Wong, University of Delaware

Lab Alumni

Graduate Students

Haley Oleynik, M.S. 2020

Undergraduate Students

Serena Bandlow, Fall 2021
Zeal Goolesby, Fall 2021
Taylor McDermott, Fall 2021
Timothy Smoot, Fall 2021
Nick Whaley, Fall 2021
Hayden Bessette, Fall 2020, Spring 2021
Katie Buell-Fleming, Fall 2020, Spring 2021
Daniel Millea Fall 2020, Spring 2021
Luke Harris, Fall 2020
Normal McCarthy, Fall 2019
Ariel Plotnick, Fall 2019

Summer Scholars

Rachel Roday, 2019
Nicole Steplewski, 2019

REU Students

James Mecca, 2021
Devon Scott, 2019
Kelsey Ward, 2018

Specialists

Kathryn Sloane, Laboratory Technician, 2019
Aaron B. Carlisle, Ph.D.
School of Marine Science and Policy
University of Delaware
Lewes, DE
carlisle@udel.edu
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