Postdoc position available! Collaborative research between UW and NOAA applying innovative ‘omics approaches to address challenges facing sustainable shellfish aquaculture. Focus on ocean acidification sensitivity in clams. Please share! https://t.co/tl3BljLmsq
Come work with us! Joint NOAA-UAF postdoc focusing on incorporating adaptive genetic data into management. Whole genome and RADseq on Alaska fish: Pacific cod, sablefish, and rockfish. 3 yrs of funding @ $65,000/year. Application closes Oct 1. Please RT. https://t.co/Izc4NAom3o
Postdoc opportunity - examining fundamental genomic and physiological differences between diploid and triploid oysters associated with key phenotypes, with @UW_SAFS and @NOAAFish_NWFSC details - https://t.co/WxQp2QdeiP
@devinher Congrats! We just heard about your project today. Would have loved to have been a part of the kickstarter. Darn. We have our own 5 year old, baseball loving, Kincaid right here in Seattle. Wishing you all the best with the next part of the project. Can't wait to see the film!
Join us this Saturday, May 4th from 1-4PM in both the Fisheries Science Building and Ocean Science Building for Our Watery Worlds, the second annual aquatic science open house!
Learn more here: https://t.co/Ee1jRxlfGq
Researchers review the current understanding of epigenetics in both fish and shellfish, and propose key areas of aquaculture where epigenetics could be applied. https://t.co/vfFYHTceAy