Postdoctoral Associate for a research/teaching position
Campus: Stony Brook West Campus/HSC
Salary: $35, 000 - $46, 000
Required Qualifications: Ph.D. in Ecology, Biological Oceanography,
Environmental Biology or related field. Expertise in fundamental and
applied ecology as demonstrated by
You might go to a local paint or hardware store, even the big box stores
like lowes, and buy a can of sealant. I think they sell rubber paint coat
tool handles (like pliers). If you dip the ibutton in this sealant, it will
be very waterproof and still record your data.
Hope that is helpful
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I used to seal stuff for some marine applications using a tube of
Amazing goop in its marine version. It's not very viscous so I am
not so sure how it will work for you considering the size of the
ibuttons. You'll find that in DIY places like ace hardware.
I've also managed to watertight stuff
This is a great idea except that a paint dipped button would not be
readable. I take my buttons out half way through the field season to dump
the data and reset them. Then at close of season I dump them and shut them
off. The paint would have to be stripped off and reapplied each time. I
agree
Dear list,
I need to sample plants in a regularly-spaced grid pattern. I'd like to use my
Garmin eTrex Vista GPS unit to help me stay in the grid pattern while I'm
walking around in the grassland, but I don't know how to do this. One problem
is that I won't know exactly where I'll be sampling
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PlastiDip is a rubberized coating of the type Malcolm mentioned. They have
a clear version (or yellow, red, blue, white, or black, if you prefer).
Other brands might, too.
Jim Crants
On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 1:08 PM, Susan Herrick susan.z.herr...@gmail.comwrote:
This is a great idea except
The quality really has gone down in the past 5 years or so.
I seal the seam between the two pieces of metal with aquarium silicone
and then wrap the whole ibutton in parafilm before deploying them.
The whole thing is embedded in marine epoxy and deployed in the
intertidal, where its
Dear all:
I'm a marine biologist form Colombia, South America, at this time I am
carrying out my masters at IPN university in Mexico (natural resources and
environment) I will be done by spring 2011 and my idea is to continue with
PhD studies as soon as I'm finished with the masters. Since
I have used iButtons to record water and air temperature for the last six
years, both attached to animals and as temperature stations. I use three
coats of a product called plasti-dip to waterproof them. It is relatively
easy to remove with a sharp utility knife, by cutting along the edge of the
Hi All,
I am looking for any records of breeding Roseate Spoonbills in Northwestern
Mexico. I am writing up an account of a colony in Estero Santa Cruz, Bahia
Kino, Sonora, which I believe is the northern most breeding record. I would
like to reference other known nesting sites in Sonora and
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