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Category Archives: grad school
Overdue Book Reviews – Demon Fish and Sharks of North America
I’ve reached that point where I’m starting to apologize in each post for how long its been since the previous post. Well, no more apologies. I’ve been buried in both starting the PhD and finishing the Masters, and unfortunately the … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, book review, grad school, science, sharks
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Apologies All Around
Apologies for the incredibly slowed pace of posting here. Between travel, moving into a new apartment, and an academic week from hell I’ve been sadly neglecting Ya Like Dags? for a couple weeks. I’m coming out of the busy times … Continue reading
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Duke Grad Student Mini-Symposium Recap
This past weekend I headed down to beautiful sunny Beaufort, North Carolina for the semi-biannual (is that even a word?) Duke Grad Student Mini-Symposium. This event is open to all North Carolina-based universities willing to send grad students to check … Continue reading
Dogfish on Tour: Dooooook!
A little bit of shameless self-promotion for your Tuesday evening. This weekend I’ll be speaking at the Graduate Student Mini-Symposium at the Duke Marine Lab in Beaufort. This should be a nice, low-key event and a good opportunity to hang … Continue reading
Posted in conference, grad school, North Carolina
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AFS 2011 – Big Ol’ Recap
I’ve spent the last week at the 141st Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, where nearly 4,000 fish nerds from the worlds of academia, management, and even art descended on Seattle for four days of talks, socials, interesting conversation … Continue reading
Posted in AFS, conference, conservation, dorkiness, fisheries management, grad school, research, sharks, skates, spiny dogfish, striped bass, tagging
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Eventful Day
Today was my first day of classes as I embark on my journey to PhDdom (while finishing off my Masters thesis… yeesh…) but that was far from the most exciting thing that happened today. North Carolina is likely about to … Continue reading
Posted in grad school, hurricane, linkage, North Carolina, video
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Hunting Bull Sharks in the Neuse
Yesterday I got the chance to wake up before dawn and head down to Morehead City to help out Duke PhD student Meagan Dunphy-Daly in her research on bull sharks and their habits in the Neuse River. She has a … Continue reading
Posted in fishing, grad school, methods, North Carolina, photography, research, sharks, tagging
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Cape Cod Dogfish Tagging Round 2
Finally managed to get enough time between recuperating from the trip and moving apartments to sit down and give you all a recap of what I and the rest of the Rulifson lab have been up to for the past … Continue reading
River Herring News
This post isn’t about sharks, but I do like to give props to those working-class fish that help feed the predators of the marine world. Here are a couple items of interest for fans of those delicious and declining fish, … Continue reading
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Where the #@$8* Are the Dogfish!?
Just a brief one today. Yesterday we got out on the water again for what should have been a nice half-day excursion to wrap up this round of tagging and surgically implant acoustic receivers into live dogfish. What it turned … Continue reading
Posted in fishing, grad school, research, spiny dogfish, tagging
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