Dr. Cooke was recently featured in the Canadian Science Publishing (CSP) blog congratulating him on the recent Steacie Fellowship and highlighting Dr. Cooke’s many contributions to Canadian science. The piece was written by lab alumni Michael Donaldson, now Content Development … Read More
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Undergraduate student Jennifer Magel wins B.A.S.S. Nation award
Dr. Cooke delivers seminars at the Ottawa Boat and Sportsman Show
This past weekend, Dr. Cooke delivered two seminars at the Ottawa Boat and Sportsman Show on the “science of catching and releasing fish”.… Read More
Dr. Cooke awarded the NSERC E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship
Dr. Cooke was recently honoured as a recipient of the prestigious E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship on behalf of the Natural Sciences and Research Council of Canada. This award is designed to highlight and facilitate achievements of university professors engaging in … Read More
COMING UP: FISH @ NIGHT – 18-20 November 2015 – Miami, Florida
The Bulletin of Marine Science is hosting an international symposium entitled “Fish at Night.” The purpose of the symposium is to stimulate the exchange of new knowledge, data, and ideas on behaviors, patterns, and processes, operating underwater, in darkness. See … Read More
Cooke Lab participates in 8th annual workshop on salmon migrations, climate change and capture/release fisheries
This week Steve Cooke, Jacqueline Chapman and Melissa Dick attended the 8th Annual Workshop on Salmon Migrations, Climate Change, and Catch and Release Fisheries hosted by the Pacific Salmon Ecology and Conservation Laboratory at the University of British Columbia. … Read More
COOKE LAB STUDENTS AND OCEAN TRACKING NETWORK ATTEND NSERC SCIENCE KIOSK ON PARLIAMENT HILL
On February 2, 2015, Cooke Lab students Jacqueline Chapman and Melissa Dick accompanied Dr. Sara Iverson to represent the Ocean Tracking Network on Parliament Hill at an NSERC Science Kiosk. The theme of the event was “The Blue Economy: Ocean … Read More
Picture and highlight of paper co-authored by Dr. Cooke featured on cover of Trends in Ecology & Evolution
JAKE BROWNSCOMBE’S RESEARCH ON LINKS BETWEEN FIGHT INTENSITY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS IN LARGEMOUTH BASS HIGHLIGHTED ON WIRED2FISH.COM
Research by Cooke Lab PhD student Jake Brownscombe was recently featured on Wired2Fish.com. Jake’s research used accelerometer technology to analyze the effects of fight intensity on physiological stress and relax impairment of largemouth bass.
Findings from this project have … Read More
Cooke Lab members participate in the Carleton Science Student Success Centre’s Science Lab Tour Week.
Cooke lab students Robert Lennox, Daniel Struthers, Naomi Pleizier and Taylor Ward recently presented their research and experiences to undergraduate students during the “Science Lab Tour Week“. The aim of the presentations was to introduce undergraduate students to … Read More