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Use epigenetics to place a long-lasting curse on... →
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Feds silence scientist over salmon study →
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Shellfish poison closes Kitsap beaches » Kitsap... →
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Jermdemo Raised to the Law: Big-Ass Servers™ and... →
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“Schwartz gave his class “the option of turning in their daily writing...”
– How Blogging Helps Students Crush the Digital Divide - Education - GOOD (via infoneer-pulse)
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“O.G.E.R. CrossFit is designed around an epigenetic theory, which states that...”
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Postdoctoral Position in bioinformatics/population...
A POSTDOCTORAL POSITION is available to develop bioinformatic tools for improved SNP genotyping and population genetic/phylogeographic analysis using next generation sequence data from non-model species (i.e., no reference genome). The candidate will be expected to participate in both methods development and data analysis. Projects involving existing data include a sensitivity analysis of SNP...
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The Shinnecock Bay Brown Tide « Chronicles of... →
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Student Profile: Mackenzie Gavery
Mackenzie hails from Nebraska. She came out west to attend Seattle University. As an undergrad, she whetted her appetite for fisheries science by learning to scuba dive and taking classes in the San Juan Islands, as well as investigating the feasibility of nori aquaculture (seaweed farming) in the Puget Sound for her senior project. After earning her BS, Mackenzie worked in the biotech industry...
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Scientists Turn to the Web to Raise Research Funds →
infoneer-pulse: As research budgets tighten at universities and federal financing agencies, a new crop of Web-savvy scientists is hoping the wisdom — and generosity — of the crowds will come to the rescue. While nonprofit science organizations and medical research centers commonly seek donations from the public, Dr. Calkins, an adjunct professor of biology at Evergreen State College in Olympia,...
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laughingsquid: They Might Be Giants Covering Tubthumping by Chumbawamba >Happy Friday!
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inkfish: Is Your Stress Affecting Your Future... →
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PoE Posts: [volunteer] Geoduck Aquaculture Project... →
poeposts: See below for a great summer volunteer opportunity with the intrepid (Capstone Instructor) P. Sean McDonald: Hi All - We are continuing our investigation of the ecological effects of geoduck clam aquaculture on beaches in Puget Sound. We’ll be doing a variety of work over the next two weeks:…
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BioMed Central | Full text | Transcriptome... →
Results More than 25 million short reads generated by the Illumina Genome Analyzer were de novo assembled in 22,761 contigs with an average size of 260 bp. With a stringent E-value threshold of 10-10, 3,841 contigs (16.8%) had a BLAST homologous match against the Genbank non-redundant (NR) protein database. Most of these sequences were annotated using the gene ontology (GO) and eukaryotic...
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