Overview
Established in 1984, this lab provides researchers with tanks of fresh, estuarine, and seawater to study fish, aquatic invertebrates and waste water treatment. This unique facility enables world-renowned research by scientists, graduate students, collaborators, and undergraduate students. Many projects were/are in conjunction with the New Hampshire Department of Fish & Game, NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service, K-12 teachers and students, and funded by National Science Foundation, NSF-Japanese Society for Promotion of Science, National Institutes of Health, Great lakes Fishery Commission, and the Sea Grant Program.
Management of AFAIR Laboratory
Director: Dr. Todd Guerdat
Co-Director: Dr. Stacia Sower
The facilities are available for researchers from any UNH department upon request to the Director. Where necessary and appropriate, the facility is modified to accommodate needs of new researchers on the basis of cost-share.
UNH School of Marine Sciences
Co-Director: Dr. Stacia Sower
The facilities are available for researchers from any UNH department upon request to the Director. Where necessary and appropriate, the facility is modified to accommodate needs of new researchers on the basis of cost-share.
UNH School of Marine Sciences