Well-being in aquatic sciences: An early career initiative

Paul Kemp

Well-being in aquatic sciences: An early career initiative

This article originally appeared in Volume 31, Issue 1, February 2023 of the Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin (20 January 2023, https://doi.org/10.1002/lob.10543).  View the copyright permissions for lob.19543. ASLO’s Early Career Committee (ECC) will launch in March 2023 a quarterly webinar series: “Voices for well-being in aquatic sciences”. The ECC is composed of 12 early-career researchers (ECRs) in aquatic sciences and recognizes the struggles many ECRs face in their scientific careers. …

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Call for Student Committee Members

We are pleased to open applications for Student Committee Members on the ASLO Student Committee. This role presents a unique opportunity to give back to the ASLO community and gain insight into leadership. This is a 3-year term of appointment open to undergraduate and graduate students with no geographical restrictions. The goals of the ASLO Student Committee include: Contribute to the ASLO student member experience through the design and implementation …

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March “Amplifying Voices” Webinar

Please join us on March 23 at 6:00 pm Eastern to support early career aquatic scientists at our next “Amplifying Voices” session! The ASLO Early Career Committee welcomes you to the next “Amplifying Voices: ECRs Making Waves in Aquatic Sciences” webinar. The webinar will be held on Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 6:00 pm EDT (10:00 pm UTC). The “Amplifying Voices” series began in November 2021 with the aim to promote …

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Voices for Well-being in Aquatic Sciences: Battling Imposter Syndrome

The ASLO Early Career Committee Presents: Voices for Well-being in Aquatic Sciences: Battling Imposter Syndrome (Why successful people often feel like frauds) How can it be that so many clever, competent and capable people can feel that they are just one step away from being exposed as a complete fraud? Despite evidence that they are performing well they can still have that lurking fear that at any moment someone is …

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Congratulations to the new LOREX students!

ASLO is pleased to announce the third cohort of the Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX) program! This NSF-funded graduate student program (Award #1831075) was initiated to further connect our members through international research collaboration and provide graduate students with experience leading an international collaboration. The 11 students in the third cohort will conduct research exchanges in 7 host institutions in Australia, Canada, Israel, and Sweden throughout 2023. Please join us in …

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ASLO transitions to a new Business Office

To all ASLO Members: In September we announced that The Schneider Group, ASLO’s business and conference management partners since 1996, would be ceasing operations this year. At that time ASLO, with the assistance of The Schneider Group, initiated a search to identify a new association management company (AMC) to fill this important role in our organization. I can now inform you that the search process is complete, with ASLO selecting …

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Announcing the 2022 ASLO Fellows and Sustaining Fellows

Congratulations to all 2022 Fellows and Sustaining Fellows! ASLO proudly recognizes the outstanding contributions of our members through the Fellows program. We have been fortunate that our membership consistently contributes to our society through service to ASLO journals, conferences, and committees to advance the sciences of limnology and oceanography. As a scientific society, we rely on the academic excellence of our members and their willingness to invest their time and …

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New Appointments as Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellows

ASLO is pleased to announce the selections of Erin Peck, Frank Akamagwuna, and Jessica (Jessie) Turner as the newest Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellows. The Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellowship is a unique opportunity for early-career aquatic scientists to gain expertise in scientific publishing, including open-access publishing, peer review, and scientific writing. Fellows work directly with the Editor of Limnology & Oceanography Letters on all aspects of the publication process and share their …

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L&O Special Issue: Autonomous Instrumentation and Big Data: New Windows, Knowledge, and Breakthroughs in the Aquatic Sciences

  The development and deployment of autonomous instrumentation in the aquatic sciences, which has rapidly expanded during the last decade, has led to fantastic new insight into unexplored waters, increased understanding of temporal and spatial dynamics, and amazing discoveries across the aquatic sciences. These tools have allowed us to acquire more data, at higher frequency in time and space, and at a lower cost. Sensors deployed on gliders, autonomous underwater …

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