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Cassia Busch is a Geneticist at the USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center in Kearneysville, WV.
Cassia recieved a B.S. in Animal and Nutitional Sciences (2020) and a M.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Resources (2022) from West Virginia University. She is a part of the Population and Conservation Genetics team at EESC where she does lab work leading to the genomic sequencing of environmental DNA samples for various projects ranging from deep-sea corals to pollinator communities.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects water samples by obtaining water collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine nutrient composition within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects water samples by obtaining water collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine nutrient composition within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
USGS Scientist, Cassia Busch, casts the CDT rosette - an instrument that stands for Conductivity, Depth, and Temperature which is used to collect water parameters as well as collect seawater at different depths with the affixed Niskin bottles.
USGS Scientist, Cassia Busch, casts the CDT rosette - an instrument that stands for Conductivity, Depth, and Temperature which is used to collect water parameters as well as collect seawater at different depths with the affixed Niskin bottles.
A CTD rosette prepped for deployment at the edge of the R/V Nancy Foster overlooking a sunrise.
A CTD rosette prepped for deployment at the edge of the R/V Nancy Foster overlooking a sunrise.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects eDNA samples by filtering seawater collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine biodiversity within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects eDNA samples by filtering seawater collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine biodiversity within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
Cassia Busch is a Geneticist at the USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center in Kearneysville, WV.
Cassia Busch is a Geneticist at the USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center in Kearneysville, WV.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects water samples by obtaining water collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine nutrient composition within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects water samples by obtaining water collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine nutrient composition within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
USGS Scientist, Cassia Busch, casts the CDT rosette - an instrument that stands for Conductivity, Depth, and Temperature which is used to collect water parameters as well as collect seawater at different depths with the affixed Niskin bottles.
USGS Scientist, Cassia Busch, casts the CDT rosette - an instrument that stands for Conductivity, Depth, and Temperature which is used to collect water parameters as well as collect seawater at different depths with the affixed Niskin bottles.
A CTD rosette prepped for deployment at the edge of the R/V Nancy Foster overlooking a sunrise.
A CTD rosette prepped for deployment at the edge of the R/V Nancy Foster overlooking a sunrise.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects eDNA samples by filtering seawater collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine biodiversity within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
USGS scientist, Cassia Busch, collects eDNA samples by filtering seawater collected by a CTD rosette. These samples will be analyzed to determine biodiversity within the water column as well as the bottom of the ocean within the Gulf of America.
Cassia Busch is a Geneticist at the USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center in Kearneysville, WV.
Cassia Busch is a Geneticist at the USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center in Kearneysville, WV.