Aquatic plants are ecologically vital, yet undervalued and often mismanaged. Our team at Michigan State University is working with our state and federal partners to understand macrophyte distribution in our inland lakes - a long overdue effort! #MacrophyteMondaywww.canr.msu.edu/news/msu-sci...
Researchers are testing various methods to analyze plant species found in Michigan lakes.
AFS Past President Cecil Jennings was interviewed by Hawaiʻi Public Radio about our Annual Meeting in Honolulu and efforts to include more Indigenous voices in the conference: www.hawaiipublicradio.org/the-conversa...#AFS154
The American Fisheries Society held its 154th conference, bringing over 2,000 people to the Hawai'i Convention Center. AFS President Cecil Jennings organized the annual event, including the panel “Cel...
In the market for new fishing tackle, custom fly rods, artwork, clothing, & more? Then consider bidding on 70+ items in the #AFS154www.32auctions.com/AFS154
Like lakes? The Michigan Inland Lakes Convention will be October 2-4 in Grand Rapids. More than 45 sessions and workshops... it's going to be great!
Our committee will be reviewing submissions soon! If you're a Biology or bio-adjacent postdoc or VAP within a few hours of Philly, let us know if you'd like to be considered for a seminar invitation!
🧪🌎 Calling all Biology postdocs in the Mid-Atlantic! West Chester University would like to invite you to give a seminar in our series highlighting diverse early-career biologists. Register your interest here: forms.gle/WwT5DZJSvHTk... Please share widely!
The goal of this seminar series is to showcase diverse early-career biologists working relatively local to West Chester, PA. Apart from giving our students the chance to learn about cutting-edge scien...
I like to talk about aquatic plants. Back in the old days, I started posting under #MacrophyteMonday and it was a lot of fun! Let's give it a try here! This is the common bladderwort, Utricularia macrorhiza. Look at that beauty of a little yellow flower! (1/2)
Definitely not exclusively postdocs (I've seen both MS and PhDs in those positiins), but not sure on post-bacc, so worth asking? Pathways definitely can be for undergrads.