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Bookmark or Share- About the Shark Lab - California State University Long BeachThe Shark Lab is the only lab space immediately adjacent to the Marine Lab and the semi-enclosed outdoor tank bay. The Shark Lab has 4 work stations for students and worktop space for field research gear preparation and minor dry laboratory research.
- Sharks @ the Beach - Shark Lab - California State University Long BeachAs a beacon of innovation and discovery in shark research, the Shark Lab is proud to showcase the tireless work and groundbreaking research conducted by our graduate and undergraduate students, led by Dr. Chris Lowe.
- Chris Lowe - California State University Long BeachDr. Chris Lowe is a professor in marine biology and director of the Shark Lab at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), where he and his students work with acoustic and satellite telemetry techniques to study the movement, behavior and physiology of sharks, rays and gamefishes.
- Staff - Shark Lab - California State University Long BeachLeah Sazer-Krebbers. Degree: Master's in Sustainable Development. Role: Part of Education team to develop public outreach and education components alongside the Shark Lab research team via 'Shark Shacks', Training, and Educational Curriculum projects.
- Shark Lab - California State University Long BeachShark Lab students along with Dr. Gwen Goodmanlowe and Mark Harris measured and identified over 6600 jaws by species and sex. Among the 21 species identified, 4 were CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) protected.
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