We are a group of enthusiastic undergraduate and graduate students studying fish physiology with Dr. Fernando Galvez at Louisiana State University!
Dr. Fernando Galvez is an associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Louisiana State University and supports both undergraduate and graduate students in his lab. Current research includes cardiovascular development, environmental toxicology, and changes in channel regulation as a result of environmental stressors. Department of Biological Sciences
Louisiana State University
214 Life Sciences Building
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
06/21/2016
This past week, Fern, Chelsea, Charlie and Ryan presented their research at the 12th International Congress on the Biology of Fish in San Marcos, Texas!
The Galvez lab at the 12th International Congress on the Biology of Fish in San Marcos, Texas!
06/21/2016
Posters and presentations by the Galvez lab members.
04/19/2016
Pictures taken from trips to the field to collect killifish!
04/19/2016
Fern giving a talk at the 2016 NIEHS Oceans and Human Health conference.
04/19/2016
This past week, Chelsea, Charlie and Fern attended the 2016 NIEHS Oceans and Human Health Conference in North Carolina to present their research examining the impact of oil exposure on the development of different populations of Gulf killfiish embryos. Way to go!
Chelsea, Charlie and Fern at the 2016 NIEHS Oceans and Human Health Conference in North Carolina.
04/05/2016
One of our undergrads, Ryan, will be giving a presentation on his research at LSU Discovery Day this coming Thursday, April 7th. He will be giving his talk at 9:15 a.m. in the Red River Room at the LSU Union. Hope to see you there!
03/15/2016
Chelsea and Ryan went on a fish collection trip this past weekend on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts to catch some rainwater killifish, bluefin killifish, and Gulf killifish. It was a beautiful weekend!
01/29/2016
One of our undergraduate students, Ryan, was awarded a research grant from the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP), a division of the Louisiana Sea Grant. Congratulations!
For more information on UROP, check out the link below: http://sg-webrhel.lsu.edu/research/student-research/urop/