Bigelow Laboratory researchers like Robin Sleith are building on the Maine-eDNA Project by developing new tools and finding exciting applications for eDNA’s power, most recently in Maine’s powerhouse aquaculture industry. Read more
Bigelow Laboratory and the aquaculture industry partner to find new possibilities for eDNA
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