Welcome to the Quantitative Fisheries Center
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The Quantitative Fisheries Center seeks to provide a research, outreach/service, and teaching program to

  • build greater capacity within fishery management agencies in quantitative methods;
  • improve quantitative methods for assessing fish stocks;
  • assist agencies to use model-based approaches in decision making;
  • develop a better understanding of fish community and population dynamics.

 

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Tuesday Inter-Lab Quantitative Seminar (TIQS) Series
Please contact Travis Brenden (brenden@msu.edu) for a zoom link and password for attending the seminar remotely.

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