The Plant Sciences faculty at the University of Akron are seeking M.S.-
and Ph.D.-level students interested in pursuing research topics in the
plant sciences. Research areas broadly encompass ecology, evolution,
genetics, and cell biology, such as interspecific interactions (e.g.,
plant-fungal, pl
I have plenty of dandelion greens in my yard. ;)
But really, I think that's a great idea. By reducing the grass in
yards, it would also decrease the CO2 released into the atmosphere every
time someone cuts their lawn!
I recently bought a house with a decent sized yard that I am trying to
con
Hello All,
The Biology Department at Northern Michigan University is working on gathering
data about graduate student access to science facilities at other
universities.
We have devised a very short survey (below) that we would appreciate your help
in either completing yourself, or disseminating
Certainly others have thought of this before, but the mention of landscaping
(in Wayne's e-mail) makes me think this: where possible, could
landscapers--instead of growing swaths of Kentucky bluegrass--grow edible
plants in an aesthetically pleasing manner, that their customers could:
Eat organica
We seek applications to fill multiple temporary field technician positions
for a large-scale experiment on restoration of plant communities in
fragmented habitats with corridors. Technicians will join a team of several
principal investigators (Ellen Damschen at Washington University in St.
Louis, N
Wayne,
What you say applies in highly interrelated fashion to reefs and
islands of, for example, Dubai and Maldives where, in order of your
presentation but not order of importance:
1. Landscaping is applied to resort islands and government
mega-projects, often involving mass transfer of soil and
Aw, c'mon Wayne. Can't you see that they're trying. A landscaped plot is
still an ecosystem (heck, a crack in a sidewalk is an ecosystem) although
very simplified and humanized. But a landscaped plot can also be complex
and natural -- check out my yard: no lawn, just native trees, shrubs,
ground
Fellow ESA members -
I'd like echo Ray Mims' call to encourage you to examine and comment on the US
Green Building Council's new Sustainable Sites Initiative:
USGBC = the group that developed LEED building standards
http://www.sustainablesites.org/report.html
If you are interested in enco
The Academic Job Search Wiki on which folks can communicate to other
searchers has been moved to a new wiki site due to cyber vandalism.
http://scratchpad.wikia.com/wiki/AcademicJobSearch
For ecology search results go to biology and a link to ecology jobs is
internal.
The new site has ways of fi