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Graduate Student Featured on WBIR for Fish Research

Posted on May 08, 2020Share on

A rainbow trout gelfish with sensor.

PhD student Ryan Saylor was featured on Channel 10 News, WBIR, to explain his research creating ‘gel fish’ to simulate how fish travel through dams.

View the video from WBIR.

Tagged conservation, dam design, fisheries research
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