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Lee Fuiman is a professor at the University of Texas at Austin, where he serves as the director of the Fisheries Mariculture Laboratory and holds the Perry R. Bass Chair in Fisheries Mariculture. His research spans a variety of topics in marine biology, particularly focusing on the behavioral and physiological ecology of marine vertebrate animals. Fuiman is actively engaged in aquaculture projects, including the development of culture methods for southern flounder to facilitate stock enhancement programs in collaboration with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and establishing efficient, environmentally sustainable protocols for managing broodstock fish. His investigations delve into the dynamics of fatty acid transfer from adult diets to eggs, egg composition in relation to larval performance, and the use of biochemical tracers to interpret food-web dynamics. His projects utilize the advanced facilities at the Fisheries Mariculture Laboratory to explore maternal diet influences on larval lipid metabolism and performance. He has contributed significantly to scientific literature on various marine species, supporting efforts in environmental conservation and sustainable fisheries.
Fisheries Mariculture Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin • Austin, TX
Oversees the operations and research projects at the laboratory.
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