Fisheries & Aquatics
Located on the shore of scenic Lake Ontario and adjacent to the wetland-rich UNESCO world biosphere reserve of the Frontenac Arch, Queen’s University is ideally situated for research into freshwater ecology. The members of our Queen's University Freshwater Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Research Group (QUFFAS) conduct an exciting array of research including zooplankton ecology, population biology, ecotoxicology, paleolimnology, invasive species, fish physiology, and reproductive biology. In addition to extensive field work, we also conduct our studies in a sophisticated aquatic facility in the Biosciences Complex offering opportunities for a breadth of lab-based studies.
Shelley E. Arnott PROFILE
Aquatic ecology
arnotts@queensu.ca
Brian Cumming PROFILE
Aquatic ecology and paleolimnology
cummingb@queensu.ca
W.C. Leggett PROFILE
Fish life histories and fisheries
wcl@post.queensu.ca
Robert Montgomerie WEBSITE
Fish reproductive strategies
Christopher D. Moyes PROFILE
Molecular physiology of fishes
chris.moyes@queensu.ca
William Nelson PROFILE
Evolutionary ecology of aquatic
systems
nelsonw@queensu.ca
Diane Orihel PROFILE
Aquatic Ecotoxicology
diane.orihel@queensu.ca
John Smol PROFILE
Limnology and paleolimnology
Bruce Tufts PROFILE
Fish physiology
tuftsb@queensu.ca
Yuxiang Wang PROFILE
Environmental physiology of fishes
yuxiangw@queensu.ca