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L&O Letters Early Career Publication Honor – Call for Applicants

June 30, 2020 July 1, 2020 / Announcements, News, RCEF / L&O: Letters

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 …

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2nd ASLO Photo Contest 2020

June 25, 2020 June 25, 2020 / Announcements, News / Photo Contest

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 …

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Coping with COVID-19: A self-care guide

May 26, 2020 May 26, 2020 / Announcements / Mental health, SciComm Internship

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 …

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Writing with Peer Support Is More Fun

May 11, 2020 May 18, 2020 / RCEF / Professional Development

By Bridget Deemer With summer fieldwork and a semester packed full of classes, there were lots of excuses to avoid writing during the beginning of my graduate work. Writing about your science can often feel like something to leave for the end. Waiting until you know the punchline may make …

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Looking for Possible Career Paths – Consulting as an Option

April 28, 2020 May 6, 2020 / Science and Society / Professional Development, SciComm Internship

By Eilea Knotts Have you heard about consulting as a possible career path? Have you asked the questions, “am I a good candidate to go into consulting”, “what are the pros and cons”, and “how do I start a consulting business”? The American Geosciences Institute (AGI) recently uploaded a course …

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Surviving COVID-19 during the LOREX Program

April 13, 2020 April 13, 2020 / LOREX / Southern Cross Lismore

By Angelique Rosa-Marín and Keiko Wilkins The Beginning… Our last week in Lismore started off like any other. We had planned to finish up everything we needed to do in the lab, pack, and say goodbye to everyone who had helped us over the past two months. Monday and Tuesday …

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How I survived the COVID-19 situation

March 26, 2020 March 26, 2020 / LOREX / Southern Cross Lismore

By Emmi Kurosawa I had been working on my research in the Centre for Coastal Biogeography (CCB), Southern Cross University, Lismore (SCU or Uni), NSW, in Australia through the LOREX program since Jan 22, 2020, with my cohort companions, Keiko, Angelique, and Rachel. As it got towards the end of …

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Balancing International Research

March 26, 2020 March 26, 2020 / LOREX / Southern Cross Lismore

By Angelique Rosa-Marín I learned through all my LOREX experiences that you can make anything happen if you commit to yourself. Demanding, inconvenient, and odd positions made me maximize and explode myself to the point that I discovered a new part of me. I am a planning and organized person; …

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Special Issue on Linking Metagenomics to Aquatic Microbial Ecology and Biogeochemical Cycles

March 18, 2020 March 19, 2020 / Announcements, Publications, Special Issue

By Eilea Knotts A general aim of microbial ecology is to observe, understand, and predict the distribution and interactions of microorganisms in the context of environmental conditions. Taxonomic profiling of different microbial communities often reveals significant but unexplained variations across aquatic environments both in space and time. Functional differences among …

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