Multiple full-time job openings at the Barnegat Bay Partnership - a National Estuary Program. We are looking for field specialists, science communicators, marketing/fundraising expertise, and coastal resilience folks.
https://t.co/itxEcbZcqb
What a great two days we had at @AmFisheriesSoc MidAtlantic Annual Meeting! 60+ MASTies got to hear about some cutting edge science and have tacos with the scientists! Thanks to Jim V. And Mike A for the invite and helping the next gen of marine scientists “get their feet wet”
Do you work with or study fish (salt/fresh/shell), fisheries, fishing communities, fish prey, fish as prey, fish habitat, fish health, or other fish-y things in NJ/DE/eastern PA? Then come to the MAC-AFS annual meeting in Asbury Park on Nov 15/16 https://t.co/MT8HvpvHTA
Hello Twitter! Are there any scientific societies out there that meet annually that would be supportive and open to having MISS join their annual meetings. We are in search of a safe and supportive conference environment for our members if such a thing exists.
Check out this post-doc opportunity at Rutgers Univ. examining the response of fish to dredging in inner continental shelf waters. I did my Master's at the RU Marine Field Station and it is a pretty remarkable setting.
https://t.co/JukgaMC8rB
Awesome job opening for a Ph.D/Masters level scientist at a National Estuary Program in coastal Delaware. Come join the NEP family!
https://t.co/cwulyyJMJz
Congrats to my colleague Emily Olson on her first 1st author paper (with yours truly collaborating). We investigated changes in the fish community of Barnegat Bay using seine surveys collected 50 years apart. @BarnegatBayNEP
https://t.co/5gB89CGdhq
@KivaOken @ChrisFree14 Just on an EPA webinar about using R markdown. Lots of comments about rendering the text out of R into Word to use track changes for collaboration