Bioanalysts, Inc.

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Scientists at BioAnalysts, Incorporated have over 100 years of combined experience in research and project management. Working on projects from complex scientific studies to major design and construction jobs, BioAnalysts manages research teams and technical staffs. In all studies, BioAnalysts uses the most advanced and accurate testing methods available. Their strongest feature is the experience and academic strength of key personnel. The people in our firm have a diverse background in areas of expertise to serve our clients on fisheries related issues. BioAnalysts also maintains relationships with other professionals to compliment our expertise in fisheries and aquatic science. Albert Giorgi, Ph.D., President al.giorgi@bioanalysts.net Redmond, WA (425) 883-8295 Dr. Giorgi has been conducting fisheries research in the Pacific Northwest salmonid resources since 1979. From 1979-1990 he was employed by NOAA as a research scientist. His early research focused on marine fish early life history. From 1982 on, he has specialized in salmon ecology, specifically regarding fish passage issues, migratory behavior, salmon survival studies, and biological effects of hydroelectric dams, and water management. His research includes the use of radio telemetry, acoustic tags, and PIT-tag technologies. In 1990 he entered the private sector as a consultant. In addition to his research activities, he acts as a technical analyst and advisor to public agencies and private parties. He regularly teams with structural and hydraulic engineers in the design and evaluation of fishways and fish bypass systems. Tracy Hillman, Ph.D., CEO tracy.hillman@bioanalysts.net Boise, ID (208) 321-0363 Dr. Hillman is an Ecological Society of America board-certified senior ecologist and has been with BioAnalysts since 1991. He has studied the effects of land-use activities such as forestry, grazing, mining, and hydroelectric development on streams and fish resources. He has authored more than 100 reports, including biological assessments, hatchery evaluations, recovery plans, experimental and statistical design, and technical reports for habitat conservation plans. Dr. Hillman has several years of experience designing, implementing, and managing projects in fisheries and aquatic ecology. Mark Miller, B.S. mark.miller@bioanalysts.net Boise, ID (208) 321-0363 Mr. Miller is a fisheries biologist that has studied many aspects of salmonid ecology in the Pacific Northwest since he started with BioAnalysts in 1992. His research includes passage behavior and movement of juvenile and adult salmonids, habitat assessments, hatchery evaluations, and baseline environmental inventories. His research includes the use of biotelemetry methods, GPS, underwater observations, surgical and gastric tag implantation, and habitat survey methods. Denny Snyder, B.S. bioa@chelanpud.org Wenatchee, WA (509) 669-3474 Mr. Snyder, a fisheries biologist, has worked with BioAnalysts since 1999 and is experienced in aspects of fisheries and habitat research.

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