Primary Investigator
John Eme, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Biological Sciences, California State University San Marcos
333 South Twin Oaks Valley Road, San Marcos, CA 92096 USA
email: jeme [at] csusm [dot] edu
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Curriculum Vitae
Our lab explores comparative vertebrate physiology, including developmental biology, fish thermal biology and the cardiovascular system. We are interested in the biology of fish and reptiles, including Crocodilians, equatorial tropical fishes, fishes in southern California, embryonic reptilian cardiovascular systems, and freshwater fishes. Please check out the news items, below, for some recent information on what we're up to!
John Eme, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Biological Sciences, California State University San Marcos
333 South Twin Oaks Valley Road, San Marcos, CA 92096 USA
email: jeme [at] csusm [dot] edu
Google Scholar Profile
ORCID iD
Curriculum Vitae
Our lab explores comparative vertebrate physiology, including developmental biology, fish thermal biology and the cardiovascular system. We are interested in the biology of fish and reptiles, including Crocodilians, equatorial tropical fishes, fishes in southern California, embryonic reptilian cardiovascular systems, and freshwater fishes. Please check out the news items, below, for some recent information on what we're up to!
News
- New publication: Madison successfully published her M.S. thesis in the Journal of Thermal Biology. Congratulations, Madison!
- Conte M, de Campos DF, Eme J (2023) Effective practices for thermal tolerance polygon experiments using Mottled catfish Corydoras paleatus. Journal of Thermal Biology, 115, 103616, Link
- Conte M, de Campos DF, Eme J (2023) Effective practices for thermal tolerance polygon experiments using Mottled catfish Corydoras paleatus. Journal of Thermal Biology, 115, 103616, Link
- Madison Conte graduated with her M.S. and is a Research Assistant in Dr. Shiri Gur-Cohen's lab. Congratulations, Madison!
- Anay Ochoa has matriculated to a PhD program at the University of Houston in Dr. Jacob Diane's lab. Congratulations, Anay!
- Fish Physiology Lab (BIOL 423L) enjoyed a morning aboard the Sea Star in October 2022! Thanks to Captain Joe and the crew from the Oceanside Sea Center for taking us out of Oceanside Harbor. Check out the slideshow, below.