A map of Lake Erie that includes the rough dates of operation of autonomous and crewed vehicles by USGS, Saildrone, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), and State and Ontario partners throughout Lake Erie during summer 2023.
Joshua (Josh) Miller
As Research Coordinator at the Great Lakes Science Center, I help ensure that our science remains responsive to current and future state, regional, Tribal, inter-regional, national, and bi-national priorities, as well as helping our workforce be engaged and prepared for the challenges of tomorrow.
I work in the Great Lakes Science Center’s (GLSC) director’s office and assists center leadership in the management and coordination of science activities, partnerships, and operations in response to partner priorities. I ensure alignment of our work with regional, bureau, national, and departmental priorities. I develop and lead high-level engagement with regional partners, USGS national programs, and other science centers and regions and help the center build and maintain strong and strategic partnerships. I serve as the point of contact for Tribal engagement at GLSC and advance employee engagement within the center.
I am passionate about strategic planning, developing effective processes and systems, and responding to emerging science needs. I champion the development and exercise of the diverse skills and abilities of others to address complex challenges and accomplish outcomes through effective and inspiring teamwork.
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Use of Advanced Technologies to Improve Fisheries Assessments on Lake Superior
The mission brings together state, federal, tribal, Canadian provincial, private, and non-profit partners using advanced fishery research approaches to enhance fishery assessment methods.
Areas of Concern: Coordinated Support and Evaluation of the Maumee AOC
USGS scientists help support habitat assessment and restoration in the Maumee area of concern (AOC) to determine the extent to which beneficial uses are impaired and the types of management actions required to remediate and delist the AOC.
Headquarters - Ann Arbor, MI
The USGS Great Lakes Science Center is dedicated to providing scientific information for restoring, enhancing, managing and protecting living resources and their habitats in the Great Lakes region. The USGS Great Lakes Science Center is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and has biological stations and research vessels located across the Great Lakes Basin
Mapping Application for the Lower Maumee River (MALMR)
The Mapping Application for the Lower Maumee River (MALMR) is intended to support science-based decision making regarding habitat restoration at various scales in the lower Maumee River and surrounding region.
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Lake Erie Saildrone Sampling Tracks for 2023
A map of Lake Erie that includes the rough dates of operation of autonomous and crewed vehicles by USGS, Saildrone, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), and State and Ontario partners throughout Lake Erie during summer 2023.
Profile Image of Joshua Miller.
GLSC Research Coordinator Joshua Miller is pictured in Montana, near the city of Bridger
GLSC Research Coordinator Joshua Miller is pictured in Montana, near the city of Bridger
GLSC Researchers Show USGS Director David Applegate a tank of Sea Lamprey
USGS Director David Applegate looks at Sea Lamprey in a tank at the Great Lakes Science Center. Dr. Bo Bunnell and Kevin Keeler describe the animal and our work with this invasive species. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate looks at Sea Lamprey in a tank at the Great Lakes Science Center. Dr. Bo Bunnell and Kevin Keeler describe the animal and our work with this invasive species. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate Learns About Fish Aging
Fisheries Technician Kristy Phillips (GLSC-Ann Arbor) demonstrates fish aging using the annular rings in fish scales for USGS Director David Applegate. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
Fisheries Technician Kristy Phillips (GLSC-Ann Arbor) demonstrates fish aging using the annular rings in fish scales for USGS Director David Applegate. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate and Others Learn About Invasive Phragmites australis
USGS Director David Applegate along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Kurt Kowalski listen to Dr. Wes Bickford describe invasive Phragmites australis and the research being done at the Great Lakes Science Center to control it. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS)
USGS Director David Applegate along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Kurt Kowalski listen to Dr. Wes Bickford describe invasive Phragmites australis and the research being done at the Great Lakes Science Center to control it. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS)
USGS Director David Applegate and others listen to Dr. Ed Roseman talk about lake sturgeon
USGS Director David Applegate, along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Bo Bunnell listen to Dr. Ed Roseman describe the life cycle of lake sturgeon. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate, along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Bo Bunnell listen to Dr. Ed Roseman describe the life cycle of lake sturgeon. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate Delivers Remarks During the Celebration of USGS Advanced Technologies in Fisheries
linkUSGS Director David Applegate delivers remarks during the celebration of USGS advanced technologies in fisheries science on the Great Lakes, August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin. Photo credit: Andrea Miehls, USGS.
USGS Director David Applegate Delivers Remarks During the Celebration of USGS Advanced Technologies in Fisheries
linkUSGS Director David Applegate delivers remarks during the celebration of USGS advanced technologies in fisheries science on the Great Lakes, August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin. Photo credit: Andrea Miehls, USGS.
Representative Tom Tiffany and USGS Director David Applegate are Joined by Saildrone and GLSC Officials in Front of a Saildrone Explorer
linkUSGS Director Applegate (center) gathers near a remotely-helmed Saildrone Explorer with U.S. Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI) (second from left), USGS Great Lakes Science Center Director Russell Strach (second from right), Saildrone Director of Ocean Data Programs Matt Womble (right), and USGS Biologist Josh Miller (left) on August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin.
Representative Tom Tiffany and USGS Director David Applegate are Joined by Saildrone and GLSC Officials in Front of a Saildrone Explorer
linkUSGS Director Applegate (center) gathers near a remotely-helmed Saildrone Explorer with U.S. Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI) (second from left), USGS Great Lakes Science Center Director Russell Strach (second from right), Saildrone Director of Ocean Data Programs Matt Womble (right), and USGS Biologist Josh Miller (left) on August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin.
Dr. Ed Roseman Delivers Plenary Address to AOC Meeting in Cleveland
GSLC research fish biologist, Dr. Ed Roseman, delivers a plenary address at the Great Lakes Areas of Concern (AOC) conference on September 11-12, 2019.
GSLC research fish biologist, Dr. Ed Roseman, delivers a plenary address at the Great Lakes Areas of Concern (AOC) conference on September 11-12, 2019.
The GLSC Aquatic Laboratory
Dr. Wendy Stott (GLSC) discusses the science carried out in the Ann Arbor aquatic research laboratory.
Dr. Wendy Stott (GLSC) discusses the science carried out in the Ann Arbor aquatic research laboratory.
GLSC Greenhouse
GLSC’s Aaron DeVries and Mckenzie Smith, left, discuss innovative controls for invasive Phragmites australis in GLSC’s greenhouse facility.
GLSC’s Aaron DeVries and Mckenzie Smith, left, discuss innovative controls for invasive Phragmites australis in GLSC’s greenhouse facility.
US Congressman Dan Kildee with GLSC employees next to R/V Arcticus
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05), third from left, and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson, third from right, visit the science and vessel crew of the USGS research vessel Arcticus. Jill Wingifield of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, second from right, also joined the two-hour cruise.
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05), third from left, and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson, third from right, visit the science and vessel crew of the USGS research vessel Arcticus. Jill Wingifield of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, second from right, also joined the two-hour cruise.
US Congressman Dan Kildee with USGS personnel aboard the R/V Arcticus
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05) and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson experience Great Lakes fisheries research first hand aboard the USGS research vessel Arcticus.
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05) and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson experience Great Lakes fisheries research first hand aboard the USGS research vessel Arcticus.
R/V Arcticus at Sturgeon Bay
Fog surrounds the USGS Research Vessel Arcticus as it comes into port at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Fog surrounds the USGS Research Vessel Arcticus as it comes into port at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
Sleeping Bear Dunes, Michigan
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
Assessment of the Cottrellville Shoreline Restoration Project
USGS scientists conduct a post-construction assessment of the Cottrellville Shoreline Restoration Project on the St. Clair River, Michigan.
USGS scientists conduct a post-construction assessment of the Cottrellville Shoreline Restoration Project on the St. Clair River, Michigan.
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Science pages by this scientist
Use of Advanced Technologies to Improve Fisheries Assessments on Lake Superior
The mission brings together state, federal, tribal, Canadian provincial, private, and non-profit partners using advanced fishery research approaches to enhance fishery assessment methods.
Areas of Concern: Coordinated Support and Evaluation of the Maumee AOC
USGS scientists help support habitat assessment and restoration in the Maumee area of concern (AOC) to determine the extent to which beneficial uses are impaired and the types of management actions required to remediate and delist the AOC.
Headquarters - Ann Arbor, MI
The USGS Great Lakes Science Center is dedicated to providing scientific information for restoring, enhancing, managing and protecting living resources and their habitats in the Great Lakes region. The USGS Great Lakes Science Center is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and has biological stations and research vessels located across the Great Lakes Basin
Mapping Application for the Lower Maumee River (MALMR)
The Mapping Application for the Lower Maumee River (MALMR) is intended to support science-based decision making regarding habitat restoration at various scales in the lower Maumee River and surrounding region.
Multimedia related to this scientist
Lake Erie Saildrone Sampling Tracks for 2023
A map of Lake Erie that includes the rough dates of operation of autonomous and crewed vehicles by USGS, Saildrone, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), and State and Ontario partners throughout Lake Erie during summer 2023.
A map of Lake Erie that includes the rough dates of operation of autonomous and crewed vehicles by USGS, Saildrone, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), and State and Ontario partners throughout Lake Erie during summer 2023.
Profile Image of Joshua Miller.
GLSC Research Coordinator Joshua Miller is pictured in Montana, near the city of Bridger
GLSC Research Coordinator Joshua Miller is pictured in Montana, near the city of Bridger
GLSC Researchers Show USGS Director David Applegate a tank of Sea Lamprey
USGS Director David Applegate looks at Sea Lamprey in a tank at the Great Lakes Science Center. Dr. Bo Bunnell and Kevin Keeler describe the animal and our work with this invasive species. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate looks at Sea Lamprey in a tank at the Great Lakes Science Center. Dr. Bo Bunnell and Kevin Keeler describe the animal and our work with this invasive species. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate Learns About Fish Aging
Fisheries Technician Kristy Phillips (GLSC-Ann Arbor) demonstrates fish aging using the annular rings in fish scales for USGS Director David Applegate. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
Fisheries Technician Kristy Phillips (GLSC-Ann Arbor) demonstrates fish aging using the annular rings in fish scales for USGS Director David Applegate. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate and Others Learn About Invasive Phragmites australis
USGS Director David Applegate along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Kurt Kowalski listen to Dr. Wes Bickford describe invasive Phragmites australis and the research being done at the Great Lakes Science Center to control it. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS)
USGS Director David Applegate along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Kurt Kowalski listen to Dr. Wes Bickford describe invasive Phragmites australis and the research being done at the Great Lakes Science Center to control it. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS)
USGS Director David Applegate and others listen to Dr. Ed Roseman talk about lake sturgeon
USGS Director David Applegate, along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Bo Bunnell listen to Dr. Ed Roseman describe the life cycle of lake sturgeon. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate, along with Associate Director Anne Kinsinger and Dr. Bo Bunnell listen to Dr. Ed Roseman describe the life cycle of lake sturgeon. Photo Credit: Josh Miller (USGS).
USGS Director David Applegate Delivers Remarks During the Celebration of USGS Advanced Technologies in Fisheries
linkUSGS Director David Applegate delivers remarks during the celebration of USGS advanced technologies in fisheries science on the Great Lakes, August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin. Photo credit: Andrea Miehls, USGS.
USGS Director David Applegate Delivers Remarks During the Celebration of USGS Advanced Technologies in Fisheries
linkUSGS Director David Applegate delivers remarks during the celebration of USGS advanced technologies in fisheries science on the Great Lakes, August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin. Photo credit: Andrea Miehls, USGS.
Representative Tom Tiffany and USGS Director David Applegate are Joined by Saildrone and GLSC Officials in Front of a Saildrone Explorer
linkUSGS Director Applegate (center) gathers near a remotely-helmed Saildrone Explorer with U.S. Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI) (second from left), USGS Great Lakes Science Center Director Russell Strach (second from right), Saildrone Director of Ocean Data Programs Matt Womble (right), and USGS Biologist Josh Miller (left) on August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin.
Representative Tom Tiffany and USGS Director David Applegate are Joined by Saildrone and GLSC Officials in Front of a Saildrone Explorer
linkUSGS Director Applegate (center) gathers near a remotely-helmed Saildrone Explorer with U.S. Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI) (second from left), USGS Great Lakes Science Center Director Russell Strach (second from right), Saildrone Director of Ocean Data Programs Matt Womble (right), and USGS Biologist Josh Miller (left) on August 9, 2022, in Ashland, Wisconsin.
Dr. Ed Roseman Delivers Plenary Address to AOC Meeting in Cleveland
GSLC research fish biologist, Dr. Ed Roseman, delivers a plenary address at the Great Lakes Areas of Concern (AOC) conference on September 11-12, 2019.
GSLC research fish biologist, Dr. Ed Roseman, delivers a plenary address at the Great Lakes Areas of Concern (AOC) conference on September 11-12, 2019.
The GLSC Aquatic Laboratory
Dr. Wendy Stott (GLSC) discusses the science carried out in the Ann Arbor aquatic research laboratory.
Dr. Wendy Stott (GLSC) discusses the science carried out in the Ann Arbor aquatic research laboratory.
GLSC Greenhouse
GLSC’s Aaron DeVries and Mckenzie Smith, left, discuss innovative controls for invasive Phragmites australis in GLSC’s greenhouse facility.
GLSC’s Aaron DeVries and Mckenzie Smith, left, discuss innovative controls for invasive Phragmites australis in GLSC’s greenhouse facility.
US Congressman Dan Kildee with GLSC employees next to R/V Arcticus
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05), third from left, and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson, third from right, visit the science and vessel crew of the USGS research vessel Arcticus. Jill Wingifield of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, second from right, also joined the two-hour cruise.
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05), third from left, and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson, third from right, visit the science and vessel crew of the USGS research vessel Arcticus. Jill Wingifield of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, second from right, also joined the two-hour cruise.
US Congressman Dan Kildee with USGS personnel aboard the R/V Arcticus
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05) and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson experience Great Lakes fisheries research first hand aboard the USGS research vessel Arcticus.
US Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05) and his Senior Legislative Assistant Jordan Dickinson experience Great Lakes fisheries research first hand aboard the USGS research vessel Arcticus.
R/V Arcticus at Sturgeon Bay
Fog surrounds the USGS Research Vessel Arcticus as it comes into port at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Fog surrounds the USGS Research Vessel Arcticus as it comes into port at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
Sleeping Bear Dunes, Michigan
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
The USGS monitors water quality at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, Michigan.
Assessment of the Cottrellville Shoreline Restoration Project
USGS scientists conduct a post-construction assessment of the Cottrellville Shoreline Restoration Project on the St. Clair River, Michigan.
USGS scientists conduct a post-construction assessment of the Cottrellville Shoreline Restoration Project on the St. Clair River, Michigan.