Dear List,
Analysing Palaeolimnological Data with R
16th - 20th August 2012
University Marine Biological Station Millport, Isle of Cumbrae, Scotland
Steve Juggins and I will be running a 4-day residential R course to
coincide with the International Paleolimnology Symposium this August.
The
A M.S. position at the University of Louisiana at Monroe is available to study
soil microbe diversity at
Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge. The successful applicant will use
deep-sequencing
methods to identify soil microbes and to compare diversity among collection
sites. Applicants
I'd love to pick up some pointers on how to bring my 3 month old into the
field. I work in the alpine zone, so cool temperatures, wind and rain are
the issue. Any favorite gear items you found helpful? I'm already finding
she is totally soaked by the time we get to the peak from my own sweat. Know
A good backpack carrier is worth its weight in gold -- especially one
with a clip-on diaper bag. Just take some extra plastic bags to wrap
the diapers in.
Here's a photo of me with a rig and a twerp 15 years ago:
http://flic.kr/p/b6g6Lp
Later,
Dave
On 4/8/2012 12:03 PM, Simone S.
Simone,
I am not criticizing or anything, but I would not bring an 3 mo old
infant into a situation like this.
There are just so many things that can happen and you are so far from
any medical help.
I know a lot of people do it but I would strongly advise against it.
Not only is it a much higher
Hi all,
I am asking for help here. I am trying to collect a specific drosophild
fly that breeds on Eastern gamagrass (Tripsacum dactyloides). Around
here, there are some very small patches of this grass (its at the
Southern edge of the distribution), but no flies. So, in order to find
these
