By Camille Gaynus The lack of diversity in STEM fields does not exist because of uninterest, but rather exclusionary barriers. The barriers that exclude Black people from science develop early. High drop off rates at each academic benchmark leave few Black scientist in leadership positions. The field of Marine Science …
By Katie Harazin The EEB POC project seeks to share the work of POC scientists within Ecology, Evolution, and Biology. This includes Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, Pacific Islander, or any scientist of a race or ethnicity identifying as BIPOC. In this blog post, I’m going to highlight some aquatic science …
Aquatic Science Highlights in Ecology, Evolution, and Biology by People of Color Read More »
ASLO 2020 Photo Contest Winners! Thank you to everyone who participated in our 2nd photo contest! We received hundreds of votes and the results for several categories were very close. The first-place images from each category will be featured on the ASLO homepage, so keep your eye out for the winning …
Congratulations to the winners of the 2020 ASLO Photo Contest! Read More »
ASLO is pleased to announce the Aquatic Sciences Dissertation Registry (DR.). This re-envisioned initiative’s purpose is to acknowledge, congratulate, and spotlight new Ph.D. recipients in the ASLO membership. A prior program, Dissertations Initiative for the Advancement of Limnology and OceanoGraphy (DIALOG), created and published a registry of Ph.D. dissertation abstracts. DIALOG has since morphed to Eco-DAS, which continues …
Newly Named “Dr.”? – Introducing the Dissertation Registry (DR) Read More »
By Eilea Knotts A coffee corner is a great space for sharing personal stories, food, and drink to help us get to know one another and to build trust. It is a place to pick up bits and pieces of information that may informally provide the foundation to get things …
Career Corner – Take a break from your research to grow professionally Read More »
By Eilea Knotts ASLO recently began the LOREX program (an NSF-funded initiative, award #1831075, 2019-2021) where ~30 students can be selected to undergo professional development training and participate in a self-led international collaboration. I was a member of the 1st cohort in 2019. After the summer collaboration, I thought that it might be the end of my training. I checked off …
Introducing the Handbook for International Research Collaborations Read More »
We are pleased to request applications for the L&O Letters Early Career Publication Honor. The goal of the honor is to promote open-access publication of research by excellent early career researchers. Honor details: Honorees will receive the following benefits: Covered APC (article processing charges; $2500 value) for one publication in Limnology & Oceanography …
L&O Letters Early Career Publication Honor – Call for Applicants Read More »
Calling all photographers! We are pleased to launch the 2nd ASLO Photo Contest! As we work to address historical divisions and racial inequities in science, we hope that this opportunity to celebrate what unites us – our love of all things aquatic – will help bring us together and bring some …
By Eilea Knotts Self-quarantining…what have we all been doing to help slow the global spread of COVID-19? We are practicing social distancing and have been maintaining an outward appearance of a positive attitude for what seems like forever, even though most state lockdowns began only in March. But nonetheless, we …
