This week’s feature is the winning image in the Flora and Fauna category. Description: Although this species is globally critically endangered, it is quite common at the Gulf of Eilat and Aqaba, northern Red Sea. The hawksbill sea turtle is among the smallest of all sea turtles and its diet …
You are cordially invited to help us honor the ASLO Awardees – 2020 Style! While we were able to present two of our awards in person at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in February, most of our 2020 award winners have not yet officially received their awards. We still hope to …
Join us for a Virtual ASLO Awards Reception on 1 Dec! Read More »
The Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) is pleased to announce that Julia Mullarney will join the ASLO editorial team as Deputy Editor for Limnology & Oceanography (L&O). Mullarney has served as Associate Editor for L&O since 2019 and has been an active ASLO member since 2012. …
Julia Mullarney named Deputy Editor for Limnology & Oceanography Read More »
From the National Academies: The National Academies is seeking community input for a study on expanding systems approaches for Earth science (atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, and human institutions and infrastructure) research at NSF. This study will develop a vision for a systems approach to studying the Earth and identifying facilities, …
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By Sumeep Bath, Communications Manager, IISD Experimental Lakes Area Admittedly, it hasn’t been the summer we expected or planned for at IISD Experimental Lakes Area—the world’s freshwater laboratory—but we made sure that the core monitoring of our lakes and ongoing research was maintained, and that our community stayed safe. There …
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 »
Guest post by Kelly Luis OCEAN is a webinar series committed to amplifying early-career Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) working in marine environments. OCEAN is a pilot initiative hosted by the School for the Environment Graduate Student Anti-Racism Taskforce at the University of Massachusetts-Boston and is funded by …
Online Conversations for Equity, Action, and Networking in Marine Sciences (OCEAN) 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 »
