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2012 Ph.D. MICROBIOLOGY, Arizona State University, Center for Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology, Biodesign Institute and School of Life Sciences, Tempe, Arizona. USA. Tutor: Roy Curtiss III, Ph.D.

2003 M.Sc. MICROBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Institute of Biology, Valparaíso, Chile. Tutor: James Robeson, Ph.D.

2000 MARINE BIOLOGIST. Universidad Católica del Norte, School of Marine Biology, Center for Marine Research, Coquimbo, Chile. Tutor: Claudio Miranda, Ph.D.

1997 BSc OCEAN SCIENCES. Honours, First Class, Universidad Católica del Norte, Center for Marine Research, Coquimbo, Chile.

Lead researcher on
Enhancing the ocean sciences centre’s research and training capacity: strategic investment in aquaculture and the health, biodiversity and productivity of Canada's northwest Atlantic
Investigating the Molecular Mechanisms of Bacterial-Fish Host Interaction
Multi Species Innovation in NL: Lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) and Spotted Wolffish (Anarhichas minor).
Improving resistance of farmed Atlantic cod to francisellosis: interplay between host-pathogen interactions, environment, and genetics
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Addressing Mortalities at Atlantic Canada Salmon Cage-Sites Due to ‘Winter Ulcer’ and ‘Winter Syndrome’
Research Interests

My current research is related to fundamental immunity and microbial pathogenesis, design, construction, and evaluation of vaccines in agriculturally important marine animals. The research topics are in the context of marine finfish aquaculture including cellular and organism models of infectious diseases for lumpfish, cunners, and Atlantic salmon. Bacterial fish host interaction, genomics and transcriptomics, host immune response to infectious diseases and vaccines, and selection of cleaner fish resistant to infectious diseases are the studied topics. I also contribute to aspects related to bacteriophage biology and prophylaxis, phytopathogens, marine oil bioremediation, and risk mitigation in the aquaculture industry. I collaborate with the aquaculture industry, pharma industry, international research institutions, and government agencies to promote sustainable marine food production.

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TEACHING                                                                                                                                   

  • Marine Microbiology-Fall (OCS3600), Department of Ocean Sciences/Department of Biology, Memorial University
  • Immunobiology of Marine Organisms-Winter (OCSC4940), Department of Ocean Sciences, Memorial University
  • Immunology and Diseases of Aquatic Organisms-Winter (OCSC7500), Department of Ocean Sciences, Memorial University
  • Introduction to Practical Ocean Sciences-Spring (OCSC2500), Department of Ocean Sciences, Memorial University
  • Practical Approaches in Molecular Marine Sciences-Spring (OCSC4945), Department of Ocean Sciences, Memorial University

Selected Peer-Reviewed Research Contributions (Last year; high qualified personnel supervised by Dr. Santander underlined; *corresponding author; https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=-tY9jQMAAAAJ&hl=en)

  1. Kwabiah, R. R., E. Weiland, I. Vasquez, H. Paradis, S. Henderson, D. Tucker, I. Dimitrov, D. Gardiner, S. Tucker, N. Newhook, D. Boyce, G. Scapigliati, S. Kirby, J. Santander, R. L. Gendron*. 2024. Increased ocean water temperature drives an inherent chondrogenesis response in eyes of spotted wolffish. Scientific Reports. 14:12508
  2. Murphy, L., R. Kwabiah, R. Wade, T. Osmond, D. Tucker, D. Boyce, J. Vance, T. Cao, V. I. Machimbirike, H. Gnanagobal, I. Vasquez, J. Santander, R. L. Gendron*. 2024. Systematic comparative analysis of ocular features and responses of cultured North Atlantic lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) and spotted wolffish (Anarhichas minor). J. Fish Diseases. 00:e13959
  3. Sajid, Z., A. K. Gamperl, C. C. Parrish, S. Colombo, J. Santander, C. Mather, B. Neis, I. M. Holmen, R. Filgueira, C. H. McKenzie, L. S. Cavalli, M. Jeebhay, W. Gao, M. A. López-Gómez, C. Ochs, S. Lehnert, C. Couturier, C. Knott, J. F. Romero, A. Caballero-Solares, A. Cembella, H. M. Murray, I. Fleming, J. Finnis, M. D. Fast, M. Wells, G. Singh*.. 2024. An aquaculture risk model to understand the causes and consequences of mass mortality events (MMEs). Reviews in Aquaculture 1-22; DOI: 10.1111/raq.12917
  4. Gnanagobal H.*, S. Chakraborty, I. Vasquez, J. Chukwu-Osazuwa, T. Cao, A. Hossain, M. Dang, K. Valderrama, S. Kumar, G. Bindea, S, Hill, D. Boyce, J. Hall, J. Santander*. 2024. Transcriptome profiling of lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) head kidney to Renibacterium salmoninarum at early and chronic infection stages. Developmental and Comparative Immunology (2024), doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dci.2024.105165.
  5. Leeuwis, R.H.J.*, J.R. Hall, F.S. Zanuzzo, N. Smith, K.A. Clow, S. Kumar, I. Vasquez, F.W. Goetz, S.C. Johnson, M.L. Rise, J. Santander, A.K. Gamperl*. 2024. Climate change can impair bacterial pathogen defenses in fish via hypoxia-mediated effects on adaptive immunity. Developmental and Comparative Immunology DCI 105161.
  6. Chakraborty, S., H. Gnanagobal, A. Hossain, T. Cao, I. Vasquez, D. Boyce, J. Santander*. 2024. Inactivated Aeromonas salmonicida suppress humoral and cell-mediated Immunity of lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus). J. Fish Diseases 00, e13944DOI: 10.1111/jfd.13944
  7. Ghasemieshkaftaki, M., T. Cao, A. Hossain, I. Vasquez, J. Santander*. 2024. Haemato-immunological response of immunized Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) to Moritella viscosa challenge and antigens. Vaccines 12(1), 70; https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines12010070
  8. Onireti, O.B., T. Cao, I. Vasquez, J. Chukwu-Osazuwa, H. Gnanagobal, A. Hossain, V.I. Machimbirike, Y. Hernandez-Reyes, A. Khoury, A. Khoury, N. O'Brien, S. George, A. Swanson, R. L. Gendron, R. Kwabiah, D. Tucker, J. Monk, J. Porter, D. Boyce, J. Santander*. 2023. Evaluation of an autogenous Vibrio anguillarum vaccine in lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) under controlled and field conditions. Frontiers in Aquaculture doi: 10.3389/faquc.2023.130650
  9. Ghasemieshkaftaki M., I. Vasquez, A. Eshraghi, A. K. Gamperl, J. Santander*. 2023. Comparative Genomics Analysis of a Novel Vibrio sp Isolated from an Ulcer Disease Event in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar). Microorganisms 11:1736
  10. Machimbirike, V.I., I. Vasquez, T. Cao, J. Chukwu-Osazuwa, O. Onireti, C. Segovia, P. Khunrae, T. Rattanarojpong, M. Booman, S. Jones, M. Soto-Davila, B. Dixon, J. Santander*. 2023. Comparative genomic analysis of virulent Vibrio (Listonella) anguillarum serotypes revealed genetic diversity and genomic signatures in the O-antigen biosynthesis gene cluster. Microorganisms 11(3):792.  
  11. Gnanagobal, G., T. Cao, A. Hossain, I. Vasquez, S. Chakraborty, J. Chukwu-Osazuwa, D. Boyce, M. J. Espinoza, V. Garcia, J. Santander*. 2023. Role of Riboflavin Biosynthesis Gene Duplication and Transporter in Aeromonas salmonicida Virulence in Marine Teleost Fish. Virulence 14(1):2187025.
  12. Vásquez, J., J. Retamales, B. Parra, V. I. Machimbirike, J. Robeson*, J. Santander*. 2023. Genomic analysis of a polyvalent bacteriophage FP01. Virology 15(2):379.

Selected Research Funding (last 6 years)

2022-24  Atlantic Canada Opportunity Agency. Enhancing the ocean sciences centre’s research and training capacity: strategic investment in aquaculture and the health, biodiversity and productivity of Canada's northwest Atlantic. PI: Kurt Gamperl; Co-PI: Javier Santander, Danny Boyce, Matthew Rise, Uta Passow, Annie Mercier, Pat Gagnon, Ian Fleming, Iain McGaw, Chris Parrish; Total funds: CAD $2,198,749.00

2023-25 Atlantic Fisheries Funds. Addressing the challenges faced by Atlantic salmon at cold temperatures. PI: Kurt Gamperl; Co-PI: Javier Santander; Total funds: CAD $1,071,800.00

2023-24 CCORE-Exxon-Mobil. Assessment of injection of natural gas into seawater for the Flemish pass. PI: Vandad Talimi; Co-PI: Javier Santander; Total funds: CAD $ 93,750.00

2022-23 MITACS, Lab2Market Program. Assessing market for marine yeasts in aquafeeds, brewing, baking, by-products, and pharmaceuticals Canadian industries. PI: Javier Santander; Co-PI: Joy Chukwu-Osazuwa; Total funds: CAD $15,000.00 

2022-27 FRANTIC-Research Council of Norway. Improving resistance of farmed Atlantic cod to francisellosis: interplay between host-pathogen interactions, environment, and genetics. PI: Anne Kettunen; Co-PI: Javier Santander; Total funds: CAD$ 1,762,299.23

2022-23 Canadian Center for Fisheries and Innovation. Spotted Wolffish (Anarhichas minor) – Refining and Validating Best Practices for Juvenile Production Technologies and Initiating an Aquatic Animal Health Surveillance Program PI: Javier Santander; Co-PI: Danny Boyce, Knut Trellevik, Bjorn Apeland; Total funds: CAD $304,719.90 

2023-24 Canadian Center for Fisheries and Innovation. Cleaner Fish Health 2.0: Refinement and Validation of Lumpfish Resistant to Infectious Diseases and Polyvalent Vaccine. PI: Javier Santander; Co-PI: Danny Boyce, Andrew Swanson; Total funds: CAD $117,250.00

2021-22 MITACS, Lab2Market Program, Assessing market for the finfish vaccines. PI: Javier Santander; Co-PI: Ahmed Hossain; Total funds: CAD $15,000.00 

2021-27 New Frontier in Research Fund - Transformation 2020, Repurposing marine by-products or raw materials for the development and production of functional foods and bioactives to improve human health and coastal community sustainability. PI: Raymond Thomas; Co-Applicant: Javier Santander; Christopher Parrish, Matt Rise, +9; Total funds: CAD $15,828,523.00; Direct funds: CAD $600,000

2020-23 Canadian Center for Fisheries and Innovation. Addressing the Challenges Faced by Atlantic Salmon at Cold Temperature. PI: Kurt Gamperl; Co-PI: Javier Santander, Andrew Swanson; Total funds: CAD $336,800.00

2020-23 Canadian Center for Fisheries and Innovation. Field Vaccine Trial and Selection of Cleaner Fish Resistant to Infectious Diseases. PI: Javier Santander; Co-PI: Danny Boyce, Andrew Swanson; Total funds: CAD $207,000.00

2020-26 Researcher Project - HAVBRUK2, Norway. Understanding Tenacibaculum virulence factors to control the disease in farmed fish; PI: Anne Tøndervik; Co-applicant: Javier Santander; Total funds: CAD $1,832,858.64

2020-22 Compute Canada – Renewal- Resources for Research Groups Omics approaches to improve sustainability and mitigate challenges of aquaculture. PI: Javier Santander; Total funds $10,578

2020-21 Compute Canada – Resources for Research Groups Omics approaches to improve sustainability and mitigate challenges of aquaculture. PI: Javier Santander; Total funds $10,578

2020-22 Ocean Frontier Institute, Seed-Grant. Omics approaches for prevention and control of infectious disease in cleaner fish using blood derived exosomes. PI: Surendra Kumar; Collaborator: Javier Santander; Total funds: $15,000.00

2020-21    Medical Research Foundation. Investigation of ocular extramedullary hematopoiesis during development. PI: Bob Gendron; Collaborator: Javier Santander; Total funds $20,000

2019-20    Canadian Center for Fisheries and Innovation. Evaluation of novel antibiofilm products for marine aquaculture applications. PI: Javier Santander; Total funds $89,930

2019-22    Atlantic Fisheries Funds. Cleaner Fish – An Innovative and Green Technology for our Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Industry. PI: Dr. Garth Fletcher; Co-Applicants: Javier Santander, Danny Boyce; Total funds: CAD $1,995,215.50

2019-22     Genome Canada RP3. Whole Genome Sequencing and Transcriptome Profiling in Response to the Vaccination of Cleaner Fish Cyclopterus lumpus and Tautogolabrus adspersus. PI: Javier Santander; Total funds: CAD $1,115,000.00

2018-19     Canada First-Ocean Frontier Institute – Seed Grant. Climate Change Influences on Marine Bacterial Pathogens: Temperature and Iron linked to Virulence and Vaccinology. PI: Javier Santander, Direct funds: $15,000

2018-24     NSERC Discovery Grant competition # RGPIN-2018-05942. Investigating the Molecular Mechanisms of Bacterial-Fish Host Interaction. PI: Javier Santander. Direct Funds: $210,000.00

2018-19    Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Fisheries and Land Resources. Study to evaluate vaccines use for lumpflsh utilized for Sea Lice control in NL salmon aquaculture. Contract-Service, OSC-JBARB. Lead: Danny Boyce; Co-lead: Javier Santander. Direct Funds: $20,000.

2017-19     Memorial University of Newfoundland, Seed, Bridge and Multidisciplinary Funds #210255 50000 2000. Grant. Proof of concept: Bio-contained live Aeromonas salmonicida vaccine against furunculosis. PI: Javier Santander, Direct funds: $10,000.00

2018-20    Canada First-Ocean Frontiers Institute #212188 59000 2000 – J.3.6. Memorial University - University of Prince Edward Island. Developing Sustainable Control Measures for Pathogens of Cultured Fishes. Sub-leads: Javier Santander and Dr. Jillian Wescott. Direct funds: $148,375 .00

2017-24    Canada First-Ocean Frontiers Institute #248000 59000 2000 – J.3.4. Memorial University - University of Prince Edward Island. Developing Sustainable Control Measures for Pathogens of Cultured Fishes. Sub-lead: Javier Santander, Direct funds: $418,175.00

2017-19    Vitamin initiative-Ocean Frontiers Institute #211814-59000 2000. Memorial University. The effect of vitamins on Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) macrophage immune response to bacterial pathogens of fish. PI: Javier Santander, Co-PI: Matthew Rise. Direct funds: $100,000.00

2016‐19    Genome Canada Genomics Applications Partnership Program (GAPP). Integrated Pathogen Management of Co-infection in Atlantic Salmon (IPMC), MUN‐UPEI‐Cargill. Collaborator. $4.5M total ($1.5M from Genome Canada, $2.2M from Cargill Innovation, 0.8M other co-funding). Academic PI: Matthew Rise; Industry PI: Richard Taylor (Cargill). Collaborator: Javier Santander

2014‐17    Genome Canada Genomics Applications Partnership Program (GAPP). Biomarker Platform for Commercial Aquaculture Feed Development Project. Academic PI: Matthew Rise; Industry PI: Richard Taylor (Cargill). Collaborator: Javier Santander

2016-19   Research & Development Corporation (RDC) of Newfoundland and Labrador. R&D-Ignite Project #5404.2113.10. Vaccine Strategies Against Bacterial Pathogens in Lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. PI: Javier Santander; Total funds: CAD$100,000.00

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1. Click MY ACCOUNT. 2. Click Request new password. 3. Type in e-mail address used to register Yaffle account. 4. Click E-mail new password. 5. Check e-mail and follow directions for resetting password. Creating a Yaffle Account: Memorial University Students You log in to Yaffle the same way you log into Memorial's MUN Login system to authenticate your account. MUN Login is a "single sign on" service that is intended to simplify how you access a variety of services, and is the same account you use if you access your Memorial payroll information online, or use any of the services available at my.mun.ca. (Please note: It is not the same account you use for the My Grenfell services offered at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College campus)
Create an account
1. Click MY ACCOUNT. 2. If not brought to the Log in tab directly, Click on Login 3. Click Go to MUN login button on the left of the page Registered users: 1. Sign in by entering your MUN Login ID and password clicking login button 2. Once login is complete, you will be redirected back to www.yaffle.ca.
Non-registered users:
1. Non registered users click Setup account 2. Under setup your account there are three options: I am a student, I am faculty/staff, and I am alumni/alumna. Click the option for your current role.
I am a student
1. Enter your student number and Self-Service PIN. You can set up or reset their PIN at Memorial Self-Service. 2. Click I agree to these terms of the Appropriate Use of Computing Resources box. 3. Click confirm. 4. Create a password and confirm a password. Passwords must: a. Be at least 8 characters b. Contain 3 of the following: UPPERCASE LETTERS, lowercase letters, digits (1,2,3), and special characters (!@#$) c. Not contain MUN Login ID. 5. Click save. 6. You may need to verify their account before logging in. You will receive an email from MUN login. Read email and click verification link. 7. Your account will be verified and then you can use the MUN login.
Troubleshooting
If you forget your password: 1. Click Having problems. 2. Click forgot password 3. Enter MUN login ID 4. Click Submit. 5. Enter a new password based on the guidelines. If youve forgotten your MUN Login ID: 1. Click having problems. 2. Click forgot MUN Login ID. 3. Click I am a student 4. Enter student number and Self-Service pin. 5. Click Confirm. 6. User ID will be displayed If further help is required contact Information Technology Services: help@mun.ca Phone: 709 864 4595 Office: HH 2013 - (St. Johns Campus) Available: Monday Friday 9:00am 5:00pm (9:00 to 4:30 during summer hours)
Find a Supervisor
If you are a potential graduate student you can use Yaffle to search for a supervisor 1. Click on I WANT TO on top menu 2. Click Find a supervisor on the drop down menu 3. Under the People section check the box Available to Supervise 4. Click a persons name to view their PROFILE 5. Faculty members that are available for supervision will have Available to Supervise clearly displayed on their profile. 6. Faculty members upload information about their research interests and expertise; this information can be used to find a supervisor that has similar research interests to you. 7. Click on the email address to email the faculty member. While Yaffle is a university wide tool, not everyone has entered or completed a profile. Make sure you verify potential supervisors using other university resources.
Searching Yaffle
You can search Yaffle by keywords and phrases to find relevant topics. You can do a basic search with a search bar. You can refine Projects, Opportunities, and People for relevant information. You can also browse by strategic research theme and by map.
Search Yaffle
1. On the Yaffle homepage, type keywords and phrases in the search bar. 2. Hit Enter or click Search 3. On all Yaffle pages, click the magnifying glass to open the search 4. Type keywords and phrases into the field 5. Hit Enter or click Go
Refining projects
1. Click Projects on the fixed header 2. Click project status 3. Check appropriate research theme(s) 4. Enter keywords in refine field 5. Click Search.
Refining Opportunities
1. Click OPPORUNITIES on the fixed header 2. Click date of Opportunity 3. Click location of Opportunity 4. Click theme of Opportunity 5. Click brokered status 6. Enter keywords in refine field 7. Click Search.
Refining People
1. Click PEOPLE on the fixed header 2.Enter a name in refine box to search for an individual 3. Click Search.
Browse Projects by Strategic Research Theme
1. On the Yaffle homepage, scroll down until you see the Strategic Research Themes display 2. The number of PROJECTS in Yaffle per Strategic Research Theme displays under each theme 3. Click the Strategic Research Theme name to display list of PROJECTS aligned with this theme 4. Check the box next to Strategic Research Theme to refine results for multiple themes.
Browse by Location
1. On the Yaffle homepage Click on the map to browse PROJECTS by location. or 2. Click PROECTS on the top menu on the Yaffle home page 3. Click Map in the top right corner below the header. or 4. Click OPPORTUNITIES on the top menu on the Yaffle home page 5. Click Map in the top right corner below the fixed header. 6. Browse by Community, Rural Secretariat Zones, Economic Zones, Provinces & States, and Countries. 7. Use your mouse to zoom in and zoom out 8. Click a colored circle to see PROJECTS and OPPORTUNTIES tagged for that area
Bookmarking content
You can bookmark any content in Yaffle (Profiles, Projects and Opportunities) while viewing and quickly accessed through your Dashboard (LINK DOC). To Bookmark content: 1. While viewing any content (Projects, Opportunities, Profiles), simply click the Bookmark button (found in the bottom right corner of the Project/Opportunity/Profile entry) 2. To view bookmarked content, click Dashboard on the top left of your screen
Find a Collaborator
Collaboration is important for researchers. Community members and faculty researchers can look for collaborators to work with on projects. They can also use collaboration to change ideas into developed projects. 1. Find a collaborator by clicking Get started in the find a collaborator box or I WANT TO find a collaborator 2. You will see a list of people in Yaffle. 3. Check Faculty if you want to display only faculty 4. You can use the Refine field to search for specific faculty 5. Faculties can be found under Affiliation 6. You can filter your search by faculty/staff/students to find collaborators
Using the Dashboard
The Dashboard is an area within Yaffle that works as a quick-access control panel to all your Yaffle content. The Dashboard displays: My Content All Projects and Opportunities you have entered in Yaffle. To view any of these entries, click on the Title. My Bookmarks Any Projects, Opportunities and Profiles you have bookmarked while using Yaffle. The Dashboard also features links to add new content. New Opportunity opens a new Opportunityentry New Project - opens a new Project entry Finally, the Dashboard allows quick profile editing access through My Profile (to Edit profile) and Delegates (Manage Delegates)
Yaffle Experts
Yaffle Experts allows you to quickly access university researchers and experts related to the content you`re reading online. Simply install the bookmarklet, and click while reading any web page. Yaffle Experts will scan the page content and display profiles of university academics who work in fields related to the content. To install Yaffle Experts: 1. Choose the Yaffle Experts link on the bottom footer section of the Yaffle homepage 2. Use your mouse to drag the Yaffle Experts icon into your browsers bookmark bar To use Yaffle Experts : 1. While reading web content, click the bookmarklet logo in your bookmark bar. Yaffle profiles with profiles related to the page content will be displayed directly below the bookmark bar 2. Select any researcher to view further information about their research interests and expertise 3. Click Open Yaffle Profile to view a full profile in Yaffle.
Yaffle for Administrators *
*Yaffle administrators are university or college staff responsible for managing Yaffle for the institution. For an introduction to the basics of Yaffle, see tutorials for Creating an account, creating a profile, submitting a project/idea, and using the dashboard. Some or all of the following features may be visible through your Yaffle Administrator account, depending on the roles and permissions required and enabled for your institution/department.
Content
Allows administrators to access all content on system. My Content lists all content created by you. Needs Review - lists all content in the system requiring review from an administrator for publication. Opportunities enables you to search/access all opportunities entered in the system. Projects - enables you to search/access all projects entered in the system. Pages enables you to create/edit pages enables you to create/edit pages. Events - allows you to create/edit and event in Yaffle. Features allows you to create/edit Feature section on Yaffle homepage.
Taxonomy
Administrators are able to customize the Yaffle taxonomy to suit their specific institutions needs. Items in the taxonomy will auto-populate for you and ensure consistent data entry among users. These taxonomies allows you to add and delete entries (root or child), move entries up or down in the taxonomy listing, and search entries. You may add, delete or move taxonomies in the following categories: Communities, University Units, and Strategic Research Themes. To add a new parent entry, ensure that terms are selected and click Add. Type the name of the new term in the Terms box. You may add the root entry as well as children by following the instructions found below the Terms box. If you wish to add child terms, select the parent term under which you wish to categorize your new terms and select Add. Then type the new child terms in the Terms box. You may change the parent of one or more selected terms or change a parent term to a child term by selecting Move following the onscreen instructions A drop down menu on the right allows you to switch between vocabularies
Accounts
This feature enables an administrator to view, edit and/or cancel all accounts associated with your institutions instance of Yaffle
Reports
Clicking Reports will bring you to the landing page for Reports. By default, Statistics for the current year will be visible. Other options for Reports include: Statistics: View Statistics for the current and previous years Departments - View Projects/People/Ideas by department Empty Fields - View any Projects/Ideas with empty date fields Stale Content View any Projects/Ideas that have not be updated in more than a year Brokered Projects View all brokered projects Brokering View all brokered ideas and resulting projects Collaborative Projects - lists all projects that have external collaborators - collaborators without a departmental affiliation. Keyword Searches - lists all keyword searches performed on the site. User Logins - report shows how many times users have logged in to the site (total logins and logins per user) Additional metrics such as Google Analytics can be used in conjunction with Yaffle Reports.