Zach Jones will be presenting his non-thesis seminar titled "Applying Traditional Ecological Knowledge to Science: Case Studies on Beluga Whale Research". The seminar will take place on Friday, March 1st at 2:00pm in Memorial Hall, room 201. All are welcome!
PhD Position utilizing acoustic telemetry to quantify net-pen aquaculture effects on wild fish send cover letter, CV and unofficial transcripts to [email protected]
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Please join us as Zach Jones presents his MSc. thesis proposal presentation: "Quantifying the effect of winter phenology on the movement, diet and energetic condition of an invasive boreal warm-water predator fish" on Wed. Jan. 10th at 1:00pm, room 201 Memorial Hall.
Check out this week's episode! Katelyn chats with
@zachdjones11 about the role of philosophy in science, understanding habitat coupling via stable isotope analysis, and winter duration effects on smallmouth bass.
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Had the honour of upgrading from GA (/TA) to lecturer today for ESCI1100 Intro to Enviro Sci in our lecture about Global Climate change today. Having just recently finished undergrad, it felt surreal to be on this side of the lecture hall and the students were great!
Reminder: applications due soon for our #postdoc positions!! If you are hesitating to apply (b/c you feel don't think you fit the call, you don't feel ready)... apply!
Feel free to reach out with questions & tell your friends!
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