@mikaela_provost It might be worth mentioning in lecture as a reminder. It caught me off guard so I think next time it happens (hopefully it doesn’t) I’ll be more prepared to handle a situation like that!
What does a successful symposium look like? Well, if you're really lucky, it looks something like this. On Friday, April 8th, this is how we wrapped up a wonderful day celebrating graduate student and postdoctoral scholar research, community building, and fun.
#ucdavis
Mesopelagic fishes have potential as a commercial resource.
But what are possible economic tradeoffs & ecological impacts of a mesopelagic fishery?
I'm so excited to share my 1st paper, out now in Ecological Applications
https://t.co/ByLQqYnTHm
📸: Paul Caiger
Save the Date: @OceansNRT will be hosting their One Day Research Symposium on June 1st. @ucdavis Grad students, NRT students, Undergrads, Faculty, & CSU MS students are invited to join for presentations and a celebration of the marine sciences. Register: https://t.co/0ZtaM4OVd6
If you are interested in research in the Guam and the CNMI and are free April-June 2022, I am looking for 2 field assistants to work with! Must be Guam based and no experience necessary. Job includes paid trips to Rota and Saipan! DM for details.Apply here https://t.co/u5LnxP7oRX
@the_cow_is_co@rlmcelreath’s Statistical Rethinking package includes access to datasets from published work and might be a good place to start! His book includes example code but is Bayesian. Regardless, there are tons of fun example problem ideas!
Hi San Diego! We are running a small pilot study to determine the effect of drinking Kombucha on health and the microbiome. Help improve our understanding of diet and gut health; get a lot of free Kombucha; and a $100 - $150 gift card. Email [email protected] for more info
Researchers in Guam had a plan to save the island’s remaining birds, placing nests atop smooth poles they were certain no snake could climb. But they were in for a nasty surprise: https://t.co/lJVLnudoBV #ScienceMagArchives
Perfectly depicts the need to recognize *disaggregated* AAPI data in higher education. 19% of the 85% of Asian-Americans are Filipino & yet I have never learned from a Filipino professor in STEM. The remaining 15% of As-Am’s are just as poorly represented! We are not a monolith!