🚨NEW PAPER🚨
🌊Growing number of #ECRs are crossing disciplinary boundaries & moving from natural to marine social science #marsocsci
🚧We discuss our motivations & the barriers we faced
📜We also highlight 10 tips for #ECRs making the move
➡️Access here:https://t.co/NKpLmpADJE
Early Career Researchers are well placed to champion new approaches to research priorities. This workshop will tap on questions regarding the inclusion of DEI in interdisciplinary research. Applications are open: https://t.co/s7yXWu6SZC
Check out this story from @VIMS_news about Jim DelBene's survey results for #Virginia#Watermen preferences for mitigating lost or abandoned #crab pots in the @PolicyMarine Journal, part of his VASG Graduate Research Fellowship:https://t.co/Jlg3t7Jrdc
It’s #InternationalWomensDay! We join our colleagues by putting the spotlight on women who show why gender equality is imperative for a sustainable future. Meet @abbyhils, a marine ecologist who advocates for a more inclusive and diverse STEM working environment.
I am excited to share the final publication from my master's work, https://t.co/ys0cKD7x1y.
Thank you to all of the watermen that participated in the survey, sharing insights and opinions on derelict crab pots in Chesapeake Bay!
Responses gathered through this research provide valuable information for state resource managers in Virginia and stress the importance of consulting with stakeholders to effectively and efficiently address complex issues, such as marine debris.
“You can visit a place on vacation, but it’s not the same as going as staff of an elected official," said 2020 @SeaGrant Knauss Fellow @J_DelBene. Read more about his #sciencepolicy experience working for Senator @lisamurkowski: https://t.co/ZRukfEi9LS