by Adrienne Sponberg One of my favorite things about ASLO is the way the society values participation by early career researchers and students (watch for an upcoming post on this!). This month, two of our programs for early career students collaborated on a recent webinar. The webinar was sponsored …
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As an ASLO member, you have the opportunity and responsibility to help with nominating members to stand for election to the ASLO Board. ASLO functions as a participatory democracy that is only truly functional if we get your active participation. The slate of candidates is selected by the Nominations Committee …
ASLO is now accepting applications for the 2020 ASLO Science Communication Internship. Applications are being accepted for a January 2020 start date, with a minimum six-month commitment (details on timing and stipend below). The internship is based in the ASLO Communications Office in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and will …
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The Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2019 ASLO Global Outreach Initiative Awards. The ASLO Global Outreach Initiative provides mini-grants to ASLO members to conduct outreach projects in their own communities. This year’s recipients are: Aquatic Sciences Virtual Conference …
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ASLO is pleased to announce a new NSF-funded initiative: the Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX) program. As all ASLO members are keenly aware, water bodies often span multiple political boundaries, so international collaboration in the aquatic sciences is a must. However, formal training to prepare the next generation of scientists …
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By James Elser, Past-President (ASLO) The issue of sexual harassment and other forms of sexual misconduct is much in the news these days, including in the sciences. Two years ago as President, I began a proactive process to address these issues in the aquatic sciences, motivated especially by the occurrence of …
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Manuscripts due January 22, 2018 Limnology & Oceanography will be publishing a special issue in 2019, entitled “Long-term perspectives in aquatic research,” and edited by Special Editors Stephanie Hampton, Matthew Church, John Melack and Mark Scheuerell. We welcome submissions from all interested researchers who work in this area. The emphasis of the 2019 …
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ASLO sponsored a workshop at the 2017 Aquatic Sciences Meeting focused on using the bystander intervention approach to combating sexual misconduct in the aquatic sciences. The workshop, led by Jane Stapleton, sociologist and professional trainer for sexual harassment prevention and response, offered ASLO members a forum for discussing the issue …
Applications Due 14 November Program description The Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) is launching the Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellowship, a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of early-career aquatic scientists in scientific publishing, including open-access publishing, peer review, and scientific writing. Raelyn Cole was the Managing …
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