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Joseph C Wallace

Joseph Wallace is a Microbiologist with the Upper Midwest Water Science Center.

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Ohio Microbiology Program - Home

The U.S. Geological Survey MI-OH Water Science Center Microbiology Laboratories in Lansing, Michigan and Columbus, Ohio address water-related public-health concerns across the Nation using traditional and cutting-edge analytical approaches. The laboratories work with government agencies, academic institution, and regional and local partners to study the processes and anthropogenic influences that...
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Ohio Microbiology Program - Home

The U.S. Geological Survey MI-OH Water Science Center Microbiology Laboratories in Lansing, Michigan and Columbus, Ohio address water-related public-health concerns across the Nation using traditional and cutting-edge analytical approaches. The laboratories work with government agencies, academic institution, and regional and local partners to study the processes and anthropogenic influences that...
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A man and a woman in a laboratory wearing white lab coats and blue gloves preparin samples for analysis to determine bacteria
MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci
MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci
A man and a woman in a laboratory wearing white lab coats and blue gloves preparin samples for analysis to determine bacteria

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL (Lansing, MI) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

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Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
A man and a woman in a laboratory wearing white lab coats and blue gloves preparin samples for analysis to determine bacteria

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL (Lansing, MI) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

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Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
Two scientists in white lab coats preparing samples at a lab bench
Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis
Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis
Two scientists in white lab coats preparing samples at a lab bench

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Michigan Bacterological Research Laboratory (MI-BaRL) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

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Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
Two scientists in white lab coats preparing samples at a lab bench

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Michigan Bacterological Research Laboratory (MI-BaRL) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

By
Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center

Science and Products

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photo of the OWML lab

Ohio Microbiology Program - Home

The U.S. Geological Survey MI-OH Water Science Center Microbiology Laboratories in Lansing, Michigan and Columbus, Ohio address water-related public-health concerns across the Nation using traditional and cutting-edge analytical approaches. The laboratories work with government agencies, academic institution, and regional and local partners to study the processes and anthropogenic influences that...
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Water Science Center
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Ohio Microbiology Program - Home

The U.S. Geological Survey MI-OH Water Science Center Microbiology Laboratories in Lansing, Michigan and Columbus, Ohio address water-related public-health concerns across the Nation using traditional and cutting-edge analytical approaches. The laboratories work with government agencies, academic institution, and regional and local partners to study the processes and anthropogenic influences that...
Learn More
A man and a woman in a laboratory wearing white lab coats and blue gloves preparin samples for analysis to determine bacteria
MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci
MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci
A man and a woman in a laboratory wearing white lab coats and blue gloves preparin samples for analysis to determine bacteria

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL (Lansing, MI) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

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Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
A man and a woman in a laboratory wearing white lab coats and blue gloves preparin samples for analysis to determine bacteria

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL scientists prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci

MI-BaRL (Lansing, MI) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

By
Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
Two scientists in white lab coats preparing samples at a lab bench
Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis
Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis
Two scientists in white lab coats preparing samples at a lab bench

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Michigan Bacterological Research Laboratory (MI-BaRL) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

By
Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
Two scientists in white lab coats preparing samples at a lab bench

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Two USGS scientists preparing samples for analysis

Michigan Bacterological Research Laboratory (MI-BaRL) microbiologist JC Wallace (foreground) and biologist Molly Richard (background) prepare samples for analysis to determine bacteria load and the concentration of E. coli and enterococci.

By
Environmental Health Program, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
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