In a previous post, I wrote about my journey into learning (and continuing to learn) Bayesian statistics. Making the jump […]
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My statistical journey as an ecologist
When I was in grad school, Ken Burnham gave a seminar in my department about model selection and met with […]
Grad positions – aquatic ecology
University of South Dakota: The Wesner Lab is recruiting aquatic ecology graduate students to begin in May 2019 (2 positions), […]
Funded Grad Position – Ecology
Originally posted on The Wesner Lab:
Both of the food webs above contain the same number of species. Which one best describes…
Funded Grad Position – Ecology
Both of the food webs above contain the same number of species. Which one best describes how fish interact in […]
How to write a research article in ecology
I wrote this for my students last year. They are thoughts I have to constantly remind myself of in my […]
Welcome to Abraham Kanz!
Abraham joined our lab in August. He was an awesome undergrad at USD and brings a bunch of experience working […]
Eric Sazama’s first article is published! Wolbachia in aquatic insects.
Wolbachia is a fascinating critter. It’s a bacterial genus that infects lots of arthropods, and does all kinds of things to […]
Poll for USD grad students
Lauren Henning wins Schmulbach award
Lauren Henning was chosen for the James M. Schmulbach Memorial Award at USD. The award supports student research in environmental or […]
