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	06-01-2009: Mark Teply, M.S. Quantitative Ecologist Mark Teply is the latest addition to the Cramer Fish Sciences scientific team, based in our Olympia, Washington office. More info... 04-28-2009: New web site Cramer Fish Sciences launches an exciting and informative new web site dedicated to resistance board weirs that describes their benefits and applications. Learn more... 04-17-2009: Kristopher Jones, Ph.D. Ecologist Kristopher Jones is the latest addition to the Cramer Fish Sciences scientific team, based in our Auburn, California office. More info... 04-15-2009: Migration Modeling CFS uses advanced modeling to simulate migration and mortality of juvenile Chinook salmon from the Sacramento River, Mokelumne River, and San Joaquin River through the Delta. More info... 03-23-2009: New project: Yakima O.mykiss Life-History Response Modeling CFS announces the launch of a new project web site, "Yakima O.mykiss Life-History Response Modeling." Visit site...		We're Hiring: Cramer Fish Sciences is seeking candidates for a Senior-level Biometrician in our Gresham, Oregon office. More info... Staff Profile: Kristopher Jones, Ph.D. Ecologist Kristopher Jones brings a diverse background to the CFS team based in our California Central Valley office in Auburn. In addition to professional experience working with a number of California's resource agencies, Dr. Jones adds to the mix an impressive educational resume that includes doctoral training at Oxford University as a Graduate Research Fellow with the National Science Foundation. Learn more about the latest addition to the Cramer Fish Sciences team in our featured staff Q&A session. Project: Cedar River Weir, Washington Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) contracted with CFS in 2007 to build and install a resistance board weir for collecting sockeye salmon broodstock in the Cedar River near Seattle, Washington. Weir installation was completed in September 2008. Operation of the weir was a success even in the face of the lowest sockeye return on record. Learn more about the Cedar River Weir Project by clicking here. Total Marking: Currently, not all hatchery Chinook in California are fin-clipped. Learn more about the push to institute a Total Marking Program by visiting marking.fishsciences.net.