Having graduated last year from a research group in which all students had
to choose their own questions, I disagree with Aaron's point to an extent
that is difficult to express in civil terms. However, I will attempt to do
so for the sake of any students reading this.
Aaron writes that grad
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EVOLUTIONARY PATTERNS
Horizontal and Vertical Transmission and Micro- and Macroevolutionary
Patterns of Biological and Sociocultural Evolution
May 27-29th, 2013 | Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon, Portugal
Website: http://evolutionarypatterns.fc.ul.pt
Upon
Well worth examining this excellent interdisciplinary study - its beyond state
of the art - great job team!
Past, present and future landscapes: Understanding alternative futures for
climate change adaptation of coastal settlements and communities, which is now
published on the NCCARF
COURSE ANNOUNCEMENThttp://www.sortie-nd.org/lme/lme_course_announcement.html
Likelihood Methods in Ecology
April 22 - 26, 2013
Instructor: Dr. Charles Canham
The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies will offer an intensive one-week course
in the use of likelihood methods in ecology from April
Biological Science Technician (Botany), U.S. Geological Survey, GG-0404-5
Spend an exciting spring working and camping in the beautiful Sonoran
Desert! The USGS will be hiring two temporary field technicians to
take part in a study of Sonoran Desert plant communities. The work is
part of a
From ESA's blog EcoTone: Meet this year's ESA Grad Student Policy Awardees
ESA, which is headquartered in Washington, DC, works to give the ecological
community a voice at the federal level through its public policy initiatives.
It also looks for opportunities to support young ecologists'
We are working towards a locally appropriate model of sustainable living in
the rainforest of Ecuador and we need help! Our goal for ourselves is 100%
food self-sufficiency within ten years. For the surrounding communities we
seek economically and ecologically sustainable alternatives to logging,
Hey fellow ecologists,
The Google+ Ecology Community is holding a contest to find a new cover
photo. You can find all the details here:
https://plus.google.com/103067725199152564505/posts/2ZXjzim3okg
And here's a link to the homepage for the Ecology Community:
This announcement is being sent on behalf of Dr. Carlos M. Herrera at the
Doñana Biological Station (EBD), Sevilla, Spain.
--
Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunities at Doñana Biological Station (EBD),
Sevilla, Spain.
Funded by the Severo Ochoa Excellence Program awarded by the Spanish
Ministry
Thanks to Catherine for the link to this actual list. My example of a
misconception (example: Evolution improves species over time.) is quite well
answered:
MISCONCEPTION: Evolution results in progress; organisms are always getting
better through evolution.
CORRECTION: One important
Dear fellow ecologists,
Does anyone have experience using HOBO pendant data-loggers (UA-002-08 or
UA-002-64) outdoors below -20C? These units are only recommended for use
above that temperature--the reason being that the CR2032 batteries can
leak as a result of plastic warping below -20C.
Currently seekijng a field assistant and multiple volunteers working on
graduate level research project looking at the effects of deer browse on
migratory birds in suburban New York. See below for details for both positions.
Assistant Opening (1)
Currently seeking one field assistant to run one
Wayne, I believe you are substantially correct in your understanding of the
general perception of improvement through natural selection and evolution. I
am surprised at Dawkins, as he is considered both one of the top evolutionary
biologists and a top publicist for evolution and scientific
I am not so interested in whether or not I am correct, but that there is
clarity between at least the most crucial distinctions between
misconceptions and reality. I am not out to get Dawkins or Attenborough;
it's not a game of King on the Mountain to me, but when words lead to
misconceptions
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/12/ilulissat-glacier-break-calve-video_n_2287987.html
Insofar as evidence of climate change goes, it's hard to beat
watching a glacier comparable in size to Manhattan disintegrate in
front of your eyes.
Video of that event, captured along with other
Someone mentioned retaking the GRE in a previous comment to this question. SO
at what point then are your GRE scores old enough to warrant retaking the test?
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