It allows the journal to do less work and increase their margins. If they can
shift as much of the preliminary work as they can to the author, then why
wouldn't they? They have plenty of submissions to choose from, so it is no loss
if an author does not want to comply.
Steve
On Jul 23, 2015,
M.Sc. Thesis Opportunity: Use of satellite imagery to map seagrass beds in
shallow coastal waters across Atlantic Canada
A two year M. Sc. thesis scholarship is available at UNB Fredericton to take
part in a research program on seagrass (Zostera marina) across Atlantic Canada.
The main
Due to an overwhelming response, the intern position at A.R.M. Loxahatchee
National Wildlife Refuge has been closed. Thank you to all those highly
qualified applicants that applied. Please look for other internship
opportunities at ARMLNWR at www.thesca.org.
Rebekah
I’ve never run into a submission process that is THAT picky - with checkboxes
for taxa or a need for Windows 7. And I’ve certainly never seen one that
doesn’t let you save!
Such egregious problems should certainly be fixed.
The issue I’ve run into most frequently is image formatting. For
Apologies for cross-posting
There are various remaining seats on the following two statistics courses:
Course 1:
Introduction to Generalized Linear Models with R. -Bayesian and
frequentist approaches -
Dates: 11 - 14 August, 2015
Location: Hotel Grand Chancellor, Coral Coast Drive, Palm
What about water proof paper? You can either print on it before hand and
can do this pretty tiny too, works well if you have wet samples, and just
put them in the bag or container. Else you can write with pencil which is
better if you use formalin or alcohol. Sticking stuff onto wet containers
A three–year Early Stage Researcher (ESR), preferably a doctoral (PhD) student,
in the field of “Cultural ecosystem services, values and cost-benefits
associated with restoration of endangered iconic diadromous fishes (salmon,
eel, sturgeon) in Europe” is sought within a newly funded EU Marie
I would like to invite applications for a postdoctoral position on
bioeconomic modeling of new dengue control interventions. The applicant
would ideally be also interested in conservation science to contribute to
the other program of research in the lab.
Dengue is a vector-borne disease
I have noticed (albeit a small sample size) recently that several on-line
journals have rigid, time consuming and picky processes for paper
submission. To submit a paper, one is required to format for publication in
an idiosyncratic style, one that is not necessarily shared by other
journals. This
August 1 is the last day for early registration (lowest rates) for the
Protecting Pollinators in Ornamental Landscapes Conference in
Hendersonville, NC (October 12-14, 2015).
http://www.ornamentalpollinators.org/
Poster submissions are open, and are accepted during the registration
process.
Hi Ecologers!
We’re giving away $500 for great ocean research! One inspiring researcher
will receive a $500 grant towards their crowdfunding campaign on
Instrumentl. Interested researchers can sign up on our site
https://www.instrumentl.com/#Oceans for more info. Deadline to apply is
August 7th.
Dear ESA member (or potential member):
This year as you renew your ESA membership, we urge you to consider becoming a
member of the new ESA Ecological Restoration Section!
This newly formed section will actively promote research and outreach
activities associated with ecological restoration on
Does anyone have a working spectroradiometer interfaced with an
integrating sphere that would allow one to measure leaf reflectance,
transmission and absorptance, such as one could do with the now
discontinued Li-1800 from Li-Cor?
We have a need to measure these parameters for a plant we are
Brady makes portable label printers. We have one in our lab.
http://www.bradyid.com/bradyid/pbpv/Printers,-Barcode-Scanners-and-Laminators~Portable-Printers-and-Accessories.html
On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 9:38 AM, Donald Yee donald@usm.edu wrote:
We typically use white lab tape and a black
http://www.thegreatbasininstitute.org/job/recreation-study-moderator/
*Recreation Study Moderator*
Description
The Great Basin Institute, in cooperation with the Bureau of Land
Management, NV State Office/Southern NV District Office, is hiring one
Recreation Study Moderator to support the
We are recruiting a Ph.D. student to study temporal patterns in hydrology
and biogeochemistry of streams in the Harms lab, Department of Biology amp;
Wildlife/Institute of Arctic Biology at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
The student will contribute to a collaborative project to uncover
Hi Ecology Colleagues!
I wanted to let you know about our AGU 2015 session. THe session will be
convened by Scott Ollinger, Keely Roth (Susan Ustin's lab) and Shawn Serbin and
myself! The title:
Scaling From Points to Pixels: Remote Sensing Estimates of Ecosystem
Characteristics Across Space
If you print them using a laser printer they will not run when wet.
On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 5:46 PM, Pati Vitt pv...@chicagobotanic.org wrote:
Just one caveat: these labels won't hold up well in any wet applications.
I used them to label plastic bags for emptying bee bowls, and if they got
Hi Ecology colleagues!
We are holding a National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) / Data
Carpentry lesson building hackathon in Boulder, Colorado on October 21-23 2015.
If you have experience, working with spatio-temporal data in tools like R and
Python, have developed lessons and/ or
The Department of Biological Sciences at San Jose State University is
conducting a search for a tenure-track position in toxicology at the rank of
Assistant Professor. The complete job announcement may be found under the
listings for the College of Science here:
Colleagues: I wanted to share this position annoucement. This is a tremendous
opportunity for anyone wanting to help develop ecosystem service based
approaches for poverty reduction and agricultural development.
I’m happy to answer any questions that folks might have on the program and the
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