Projects

Collaborative research across aquatic systems.

Large-scale programs connect genomic discovery with field ecology, climate change, fisheries science and conservation decisions.

Electrofishing field sampling beneath a dramatic northern mountain landscape
Atlantic cod swimming above a dense school of smaller fish
Aerial view of river sampling infrastructure spanning a forested river

GenARCC

Genomic Adaptation and Resilience to Climate Change. Connecting genomic diversity, environmental change and climate vulnerability across Canadian ecosystems.

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Atlantic Salmon Climate Resilience

Range-wide genomic comparisons, environmental DNA and telemetry to understand historical and contemporary change in Atlantic salmon populations.

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Arctic Charr Climate Response

Genomics, environmental DNA and ecological modelling across Labrador and the eastern Canadian Arctic.

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Northern Anadromous Fish Pangenomes

Chromosome-scale assemblies and graph pangenomes to characterize structural and sequence variation in northern fishes.

BioSecure

Genomics for secure food systems and natural resources, connecting genomic innovation with monitoring, decision-making and end-user needs.

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Marine Fisheries Genomics

Population genomics and genomic tools applied to Atlantic cod, redfish, halibut, lumpfish, silver hake and other marine species.

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