James S. Diana | Center for Sustainable Systems

James S. Diana

Position:

Faculty Affiliate

College or Department name:

School for Environment and Sustainability

Email:

jimd@umich.edu

Website:

Jim Diana, Ph.D.

Degrees:

Ph.D. Zoology, 1979, University of Alberta

M.A. Biology, 1975, California State University, Long Beach

B.S. Marine Biology, 1974, California State University, Long Beach

Research Interests:

Behavior and ecology of many temperate fishes, including muskellunge, brown trout, lake sturgeon, yellow perch, largemouth bass, and alewives. Extensive aquaculture systems in Southeast Asia, as well as expansion of aquaculture in Michigan. Conservation of natural resources, either through work on endangered species such as the Paiute trout and lake sturgeon, or through the understanding of ecologically sensitive aquaculture practice. Great Lakes ecology and restoration.

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Start Date:

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Did you know?

In January 2016 Dr. Ming Xu became the recipient of a 5-year CAREER: Computational Approaches for Life Cycle Inventory Database grant from the National Science Foundation. The grant will fund research to develop a faster, less expensive method of generating Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) data. The research will 1.) Create a framework for modeling and analyzing LCI networks; 2.) Develop computational models for estimating missing LCI data; and 3.) Apply these models to evaluate LCI data quality and predict LCI data for emerging technologies.