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Join me and the NES-LTER Team in Woods Hole in Summer 2019! I will be sponsoring a Fellowship through the Environmental Data Initiative (EDI), titled ““Contributing datasets from plankton imaging systems deployed at the NES-LTER for Essential Ocean Variables and Essential Biodiversity Variables.” The EDI Fellowship program starts with a Data publishing workshop 4 –…
The 2018 AGU Fall Meeting brings over 25,000 Earth and ocean scientists to Washington, DC. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to share research from two NSF-funded projects (posters linked below) and to serve at ESIP’s Data FAIR Help Desk. The Data FAIR is a week of events for researchers to engage with informatics…
I just received the fabulous news that I was awarded a WHOI Doherty Chair in Education for “Navigating an Ocean of Data: Curriculum Development and Implementation for WHOI’s Academic Programs.” The three types of learning opportunities that I will offer in collaboration with WHOI’s Data Library, IS Applications Development team, and BCO-DMO are: 1) an…
The WHOI Women’s Committee sponsored “Women in Deep Waters,” a panel discussion on March 20, 2018, in Redfield Auditorium, 45 Water St., Woods Hole. I was one of five women scientists highlighted for ten or more dives in WHOI’s iconic human-occupied submersible Alvin. Link to video broadcast during the event
Exploring the Ecology of Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vents in a Metacommunity Framework, Front. Mar. Sci., 21 February 2018 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2018.00049
Join us for the Science On a Sphere at Buttonwood Park Zoo! Dec 7, 2017 Join us on December 7th at Buttonwood Park Zoo in New Bedford for “Animals on the Move”, a new presentation for the Science On a Sphere. (http://www.southcoasttoday.com/news/20170325/science-on-sphere-gets-new-home-at-buttonwood-park-zoo)
New peer-reviewed article, June 2017 Based on Session at the AAAS 2017 Annual Meeting Also: see NBC News, February 2017
October 30 – November 5, 2017: Follow our E/V Nautilus expedition (https://nautiluslive.org/) to hydrothermal vents in the Pescadero Basin, over two miles deep in the Gulf of California!
Press release, March 2017 A New Long-Term Ecological Research Site Announced for the Northeast U.S. Shelf