AES 2012: Day 4 Highlights
The last day of AES talks wrapped up today. It’s always a little melancholy to see this conference end, but one must get back to real life sometime. Here are the highlights from Day 4.
The last day of AES talks wrapped up today. It’s always a little melancholy to see this conference end, but one must get back to real life sometime. Here are the highlights from Day 4.
Whew. What a semester end that was (I’m still trying to survive the fallout). The first year of the PhD is down, and with it hopefully most of my class load so I can get to the fun stuff. This year also saw the official…
Last weekend I attended the 26th Annual Meeting of the Tidewater Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, better known as AFS Tidewater or just plain Tidewater. To recap, this conference encompasses fisheries academics, students, and managers from the so-called “tidewater region,” which is made up…
Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) just can’t catch a break. Like their Pacific counterparts, Atlantic salmon are anadromous, meaning they live in the ocean as adults, but swim upriver to spawn. Despite having the evolutionary advantage of being able to spawn more than once in their…
In exactly one week, this is happening. It’s had a lot to do with the scarcity of posts here lately. If you’re in the ECU area and want to come show your support, feel free. Keep in mind that it may be standing-room only (not…
Turns out moving apartments takes up more time than expected. Then you turn around and 12 days have passed. I’ve officially become one of those deadbeat bloggers I make fun of. Until I get a proper post, enjoy this interesting infographic from Pew.
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 over beer. It was good…
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 week or so. As you…
I had grand designs of getting caught back up with the blog, but those were thwarted by thesis writing, teaching, grading… plus St. Patrick’s Day and March Madness. Turns out I do have a tiny sliver of a life outside of dogfish, I just have…
After a brief blogcation due to lots of travel around Spring Break (woooo!), I’m back in action. While I was gone I attended the 25th anniversary meeting of the AFS Tidewater Chapter, which includes the AFS subunits from North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. Like…