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   abstract: Biological Science Technician with the Great Lakes Science Center
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   abstract: Marc Chalupnicki is a Biological Science Technician based in Cortland,
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   abstract: "In 1999, I attended Onondaga Community College where I studied Mathematics\
     \ and Science. While at O.C.C., I enrolled in a course in which I was able to\
     \ travel to San Salvador and study tropical marine biology. This sparked my\
     \ interest in marine biology and led me to continue my studies at SUNY Brockport.\
     \ I graduated in 2001 from SUNY Brockport with a Bachelor\u2019s degree in Environmental\
     \ Science and Biology with a minor in Chemistry. After graduation, I began working\
     \ at a Soil and Water Conservation District as part of the Youth Corps and found\
     \ a new interest in freshwater ecology. My curiosity about environmental science\
     \ and the interactions between aquatic organisms and their environment continued\
     \ to grow and I decided to pursue a Master\u2019s degree in Biology with a concentration\
     \ in Aquatic Ecology/Toxicology again at SUNY Brockport. Since 2004, I have\
     \ been working as a Research Technician at the USGS Tunison Lab of Aquatic Science\
     \ in Cortland. NY. In my position I have the ability to assist researchers on\
     \ a variety of topics that include fish ecology, fish diet analysis, stream\
     \ habitat assessment, GAP analysis, Atlantic Salmon and Coregonid fish culture,\
     \ and fish physiology to name a few.I have worked at the Tunison Lab of Aquatic\
     \ Science in Cortland, NY for the past eight years as a biological science technician.\
     \ During that time I have assisted research scientists on various projects that\
     \ have ranged from habitat assessments, diet evaluations, simulation computer\
     \ modeling of the Great Lakes benthic organisms, toxicology and avoidance testing.\
     \ The first two years involved an intense field evaluation of lake sturgeon\
     \ distribution and habitat use in a northern tributary to the St. Lawrence River.\
     \ I was then assigned to assist multiple research scientists where I am still\
     \ today on their various research projects and play an important role in collecting\
     \ the filed data, inputing the raw data, analyzing the results and at times\
     \ helping write up the findings in a publication or a presentation."
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