Don't Let That Data Sit on a Shelf -- Find Out What it all Means!
PhycoTech and MaxDepth Aquatics are pleased to announce new joint services for their clients. Starting immediately, MaxDepth Aquatics and PhycoTech are teaming up to prepare interpretive reports for samples submitted for identification and quantification. Together, they will combine their resources for their clients to provide the best in taxonomic services and interpretive capabilities, including modeling and historical analysis of large multi-year datasets. This is a natural extension of the on-going collaboration between the principals, Ann St. Amand and Joe Eilers, over the past 15 years, including five joint publications in the field. PhycoTech (www.phycotech.com) is a leader in the taxonomic field particularly with respect to the identification and quantification of phytoplankton, periphyton, zooplankton, mussel veligers, macroinvertebrates, fungi, and bacterial taxa. Ann St. Amand is Part Coordinator, Part 10000 Biological Examination, and Joint Task Group Chair, Plankton Section (10200), Standard Methods for the Examination of Waste Water and Water. Ann is also co-chair of the Blue-Green Algal Initiative for the North American Lake Management Society, and a certified lake professional. MaxDepth Aquatics (www.maxdepthaq.com) has been involved in collection, analysis, and modeling of water quality data for water resource managers. Joe Eilers has more than 50 publications in the field of water resource management; he is accredited as a professional hydrologist, an aquatic biologist, and a certified lake manager. Joe has extensive field experience that provides invaluable perspective when interpreting the type of complex taxonomic data produced by PhycoTech.
Upton's Salmon in the Classroom: Working for Scale 
2-day Algal Ecology & Taxonomy ID Workshop $500/person
Date & Time: June 20th & 21st, 2013 8am-5:30pm
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3 day Advanced Algal Ecology & Taxonomy Workshop $750/person
Date & Time: July 17 - 19, 2013 8am-5:30pm
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MSNBC's Blame Hitchcock's crazed birds on toxic algae
A Well of Deep Concern: Local Middle School students from Upton work up a thirst learning about world water shortages 
Check out our 2010 DVD PhycoTech Micro-organism image collection (2600+ images)!

Micro-Organism Image Collection now available ON LINE! Access all 2600+ images at 72 dpi (higher resolutions available directly from PhycoTech (see above)
ON LINE MICRO-ORGANISM IMAGE COLLECTION
PhycoTech awarded 2 business awards in 2008!
Environmental Business Journal: Silver Medal: Consulting and Engineering Award
Cornerstone Chamber of Commerce: Entrepreneur of the year, Commercial Division
Visit McNALMS new website!
Brain Toxin found in Algae in Water April 2005
Phycotech's Memorial Web Page for Nelson Barger, brother of Dr. St. Amand
Dr. St. Amand is certified by the
North American Lake Management Society
as a Certified Lake Professional.
Check out our Links
Page . We've redesigned it to make Division specific taxonomic
sites easier to find, verified the existing links and added over
30 new sites to our lists. Included is a section for faster web
searching for taxonomic information, including Google Image Search. Look for an upcoming link to a web gallery
of images taken during several years of Algal Identification Workshops
offered at the annual symposium of the North American Lake Management
Society! If you have any additional links you would like added, we
especially like to include educational links and sites with algal,
zooplankton or macroinvertebrate images (freshwater and marine),
please let
us know.
We are pleased to announce
that we now
offer permanent mounts of zooplankton (See our Services
Page). This allows return to the same sample for verification
and additional data, as well as the ability to archive in a slide
format!
We hope you enjoy our
redesigned website. Please let
us know what you think.
We also now offer
bacterial counts using DAPI stain, in addition to the current
Acriflavin and Acridine Orange methods we already utilize.
PhycoTech's customers
can now submit algal, bacterial, zooplankton and macroinvertebrate
samples to one company and have them all analyzed by expert taxonomists.
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