Interested in marine biology and oceanography?

Posted on Jun 15, 10 at 12:02 pm. 
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Part-animation, part live-action -- grad students from USC's marine biology department discuss their research and why they chose USC.
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Full-time permanent position for marine benthic ecologist (soft-sediment)

Posted on Jun 15, 10 at 12:01 pm. 
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The Dynamics of the Coastal Environment (DYNECO) Department and the Benthic Ecology Laboratory is recruiting a marine benthic ecologist to work in close relationship with the National Technology Platform for Marine Renewable Energies. We seek applicant... ...
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Florida Academy of Science Annual Meeting Features Many from Florida Tech

Posted on Jun 12, 10 at 1:01 am. 
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MELBOURNE, FLA.—Florida Institute of Technology Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Richard Turner led the Florida Academy of Sciences’ 74th Annual Meeting, held on the campus of Indian River State College in Fort Pierce, Fla. Turner is president of the organization. Many other Florida Tech faculty and students participated in the conference. Professor Richard Aronson, head of the Department of Biological Sciences, gave the banquet address on climate change and a biological invasion of crabs in Antarctica. Professor Terry Oswalt, head of the Department of Physics and Space Sciences, was awarded the 2010 Florida Academy of Sciences Medal for his professional contributions to astronomy. It was presented to him by the 2002 medalist and past president of the academy John Trefry, professor in the Department of Marine and Environmental Systems. In the Department of Marine and Environmental Systems, an oral presentation, “Development of a Comprehensive Maritime Management Master Plan,” was given by Florida Tech alumnus Matt Culver. He collaborated on it with Department Head George Maul, Professor John Windsor and student Jonathan Linder. Also participating was Ernie Brown, director of Brevard County’s Department of Natural Resources. In the Department of Biological Sciences, oral and poster presentations were given by professors Ralph Turingan and Junda Lin and associate professors Jonathan Shenker and Richard Turner, with students James Kerfoot, Nicole Becker, Helen Croce, Brittany Burke, Adeljean Ho, Bernice and Ronald Maliao, David Burguet, Arthur Hannon, Benjamin Compton, Amanda Spitery, Joseph Kenyon and Matthew Wittenrich. In the Department of Physics and Space Sciences, oral and poster presentations were given by students Mike Abercrombie, Alfred Menendez, Amilkar Quintero, Judson Ben Locke, Xenia Fave, Patrick Ford, Johanna Fischer and Andrea Citati. The students conduct research with Associate Professor Marcus Hohlmann and Research Scientist Kondo Gnanvo. The 75th Anniversary Meeting of the academy will be held March 2011 during spring break week on the Florida Tech campus. Oswalt will give the banquet address.... ...
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Government considers marine buy-outs

Posted on Jun 07, 10 at 12:01 pm. 
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The Federal Environment Department is meeting with stakeholders on the New South Wales Far South Coast about its plans to develop a marine reserve network.... ...
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500m-year-old squid-like carnivore no more a mystery

Posted on May 27, 10 at 9:54 pm. 
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Martin Smith of University of Toronto's Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) and the Department of Natural History at the Royal Ontario ...
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