Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry and Ecology, June 11-22, 2018
 
Isotopes in Spatial Ecology and Biogeochemistry, June 11-22, 2018
 
https://itce.utah.edu/courses.html
 
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We are pleased to announce that the application period for the 2018 Stable
Isotope Short Courses at the University of Utah is open now through Feb.
3, 2018.
 

*Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry and Ecology
<http://stableisotopes.utah.edu/> (aka ³Iso-Camp²) emphasizes fundamental
environmental and biological theory underlying isotope fractionation
processes and a broad spectrum of ecological and environmental
applications.
 

*Isotopes in Spatial Ecology and Biogeochemistry
<https://itce.utah.edu/spatial.html> (aka ³The SPATIAL Short Course²)
focuses on large datasets, programming, GIS analysis and modeling, and
applying isotopic data to solve problems in diverse systems using these
tools.
 

Both classes will be limited-enrollment, multi-instructor lecture
(morning) and laboratory (afternoon) short courses.  The courses are
targeted to graduate students and postdoctoral investigators interested in
learning more about the application of stable isotopes in environmental,
biogeochemical, marine, and ecological studies.  A limited number of
lecture-only slots will be reserved for postdocs and faculty looking to
gain exposure to course content without the full immersion experience
offered by the lecture + lab sequence.  The courses will:
 
1)     be offered at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City,
2)     offer limited enrollment in order to maximize interaction and
access to laboratory resources,
3)     consist of morning lecture/discussion and afternoon laboratory;
each course will feature ~17 instructors, experts selected from across the
country for their breadth of experience and for their interest in teaching
and interacting with students,
4)     include hands-on, project-based laboratory experiences.
 

IsoCamp and SPATIAL participants have come from all across the United
States as well as from many foreign countries.  Students are selected with
diversity of academic interests, gender and ethnicity, geography and
research experience in mind. We encourage applications from members of
STEM-underrepresented groups. We seek students who are interested in
learning broadly about stable isotope applications and in interacting with
other students and faculty. Past participants have had backgrounds in
disciplines including animal and plant physiology, ecology and ecosystem
science, biogeochemistry, anthropology, atmospheric science, marine
science, oceanography, paleontology, forensic science, industry, and
geology.
 

Applications will be accepted from December 4, 2017 until February 3,
2018. Application forms for both courses can be reached through the
webpage https://itce.utah.edu/apply.html.
 

On behalf of all the instructors who participate in these courses, from
our campus as well as from across (and beyond!) the United States, we look
forward to your application and encourage you to explore the program
information on our website.
 
 

Warm regards,
Gabe Bowen, Thure Cerling, and Jim Ehleringer
 
https://itce.utah.edu/courses.html
 
 
 

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