The InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme continues to play an important role in the careers of early career ocean scientists. There was a high number of proposals submitted again this year and we awarded three InterRidge-funded Fellowships, together with one Fellowship for students from developing countries, supported by the ISA Endowment Fund.
The recipients of this year's InterRidge Fellowships are:
Emily Fallon, Sun Jin, Michele Paulatto, Matthew Hodgkinson
The focus will be Delineating the issues of climate change and impacts to marine ecosystems: Bridging the gap between research, assessment, policy and management.
If you are a student or early-career researcher interested in the impact of global change on marine ecosystems and the human populations that depend on them, then this is the summer school for you!
ClimEco4 will provide the opportunity to learn about:
Daily hands on sessions will allow you to work with databases (bring your own if you have one), indicators and models, applying the concepts covered in the lectures.
Additional information can be found on the summer school website, including how to apply (before 15 March 2014) – go to: http://www.imber.info/index.php/Early-Career/IMBER-Summer-Schools/ClimEco4-August-2014-Shanghai-China
source: http://nicholas.duke.edu/marinelab/programs/mcsi
The Marine Conservation Summer Institute will immerse students in the world of marine conservation biology and policy, giving them a set of basic tools for addressing and understanding issues of conserving marine biodiversity in the context of 21st Century society and the ‘anthropocene’ epoch. The Institute is set in the vibrant educational and research setting of the Duke University Marine Laboratory in Beaufort, North Carolina.
The five-week course consists of three weeks of plenary lectures, field trips and activities, and two intensive week-long modules intertwined in weeks two and four and led by experts in the field. Plenary weeks and modules will be focused on hands-on, team-based, experiential learning with meaningful faculty-student engagement that are hallmarks of the educational environment at the Marine Laboratory. Students will be in the field and at the discussion table, learning the basic tools of conservation biology and policy in the plenary weeks and delving deeply into special topics with experts during the module weeks.
Modules for 2014 are:
1) Deep Sea Conservation (Van Dover) & International Oceans Law (Kraska)
2) Conservation of Marine Mammals & Sea Turtles (Read) & Domestic Oceans Law (Roady)
Learning Objectives
Skill Sets
2014 Themes
Call for proposals:
InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme 2014
http://www.interridge.org/fellowship/2014
All application materials are to be submitted electronically to the InterRidge Coordinator ([email protected];[email protected]) by 31 March 2014
Call for proposals:
InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme 2014
http://www.interridge.org/fellowship
All application materials are to be submitted electronically to the InterRidge Coordinator ([email protected];[email protected]) by 31 March 2014
Venue:
The training course will be held at ITCOocean, Indian
National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS),
Hyderabad.
The InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme continues to play an important role in the careers of early career ocean scientists. There was a high number of proposals submitted again this year and we awarded four InterRidge-funded Fellowships, together with three Fellowships for students from developing countries, supported by the ISA Endowment Fund.
The recipients of this year's InterRidge Fellowships are:
Akiko Takeo (Earthquake Research Institute of Tokyo University) received an IR best poster award for her work entitled: “Seismic anisotropy in the uppermost mantle beneath oceanic regions from data of broadband OBSs”. She is interested in the seismic velocity structure in the uppermost mantle, as it is one of the keys to understanding plate tectonics. Takeo analyses data from broadband ocean bottom seismometers deployed in oceanic regions such as the Shikoku Basin, south of Japan.
Antje Buss (left) and Annie Boubonnais (right) - winners of InterRidge Student awards at EGU
At the EGU, 3-8th April 2011, InterRidge presented two awards to students participating in the Special Session: Biochemical function and diversity of chemosynthetic deep-sea ecosystems.
The InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme continues to play an important role in the careers of early career ocean scientists. There was a high number of proposals submitted again this year and the seven InterRidge Fellows are:
The InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme continues to play an important role in the careers of early career ocean scientists. There was a high number of proposals submitted again this year and we awarded four InterRidge-funded Fellowships, together with three Fellowships for students from developing countries, supported by the ISA Endowment Fund.
The recipients of this year's InterRidge Fellowships are:
The InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme continues to develop and reach out to the global community of young ocean scientists. There was a record number of proposals submitted this year and we were able to award two InterRidge-funded Fellowships, together with three Fellowships for students from developing countries, supported by the ISA Endowment Fund. Details of our award winners are at: http://www.interridge.org/2011awards
The InterRidge Student and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme continues to develop and reach out to the global community of young ocean scientists. There was a record number of proposals submitted this year and we were able to award two InterRidge-funded Fellowships, together with three Fellowships for students from developing countries, supported by the ISA Endowment Fund.
The recipients of this year's awards are:
In 2010, InterRidge members were invited to participate in a survey on the Statement of Responsible Research, devised in 2006. The results have been published in a paper entitled "Scientists as Stakeholders in Conservation of Hydrothermal Vents" by L. Godet, K. Zelnio and C. Van Dover. It can be accessed at:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1523-1739.2010.01642.x/full
If you would like to sign the statement, visit: http://www.interridge.org/node/add/signstatement
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