Joe Rasmussen

Newfound aquatic parasite named after longtime University of Lethbridge professor

Graduate student Molly Tilley and Dr. Cam Goater discovered an emerging aquatic parasite they named after retired ULethbridge professor Dr. Joe Rasmussen

Water researchers to collaborate with Fulbright Canada Visiting Research Chair

Fulbright Canada Visiting Research Chair Bryan Brooks to work on projects of common importance to communities on both sides of the Canada-US border

A really big fish story

Byrne film an environmental landmark

An educational film with algae-filled Lake Winnipeg as its focal point appeals to farmers and city dwellers to change their ways and help the country's watersheds to heal.

Rasmussen a leader in aquatic research

The U of L's Dr. Joe Rasmussen is sharing his unique expertise as part of the Oilsands Advisory Panel

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Joe Rasmussen

Newfound aquatic parasite named after longtime University of Lethbridge professor

Water researchers to collaborate with Fulbright Canada Visiting Research Chair

A really big fish story

Byrne film an environmental landmark

Rasmussen a leader in aquatic research

Rasmussen has Canada Research Chair renewed

Rasmussen Research Chair renewed

Rasmussen recognized for aquatic research

Rasmussen honoured by colleagues

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