National Forum on Ocean Exploration
On 20-21 October, our Rockefeller-Monmouth Ocean Science & Policy Initiative will host the 2016 US National Forum on Ocean Exploration. For more information, click HERE. Attendance is by invitation only….
On 20-21 October, our Rockefeller-Monmouth Ocean Science & Policy Initiative will host the 2016 US National Forum on Ocean Exploration. For more information, click HERE. Attendance is by invitation only….
Mark Stoeckle, Paul Waggoner, and Jesse have prepared a 2-page brochure about ten reasons for DNA barcoding of species. https://phe.rockefeller.edu/BarcodeConference/docs/TenReasonsBarcoding.pdf…
Jesse Ausubel offered 900 words of remarks On Energy Transitions to open a panel discussion at the Breakthrough Dialogue East at Airlie House in Virginia on 17 November 2017….
…Israeli Newspaper Ha’aretz. May 8, 2012 Professor Alexander Keynan Dies Keynan, who was first administrator of the institute for Biology at Nes Tziona and a member of the committee atomic…
Upon submission for publication of our paper on “Industrial Ecology for Leverage to Loose Less Cadmium,” we post our simulator of cadmium flows to our ImPACT identity site. The “DynaCad”…
After a productive stay, our Research Intern, Tony Barrett departed for Pittsburgh, PA to begin his doctorate in Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University. He can still be…
The current issue of GeneWatch includes an interesting array of reports on where DNA barcoding is and where it might go, including PHE-er Mark Stoeckle’s essay “DNA Barcoding Ready for…
Jesse Ausubel will give a free seminar open to the public Wednesday 6 December 2017 in Washington DC at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History on landless agriculture and…
An article in the Sunday 28 August 2004 New York Times Week in Review refers to our view that 2-3% annual rates of progress might restore nature. Support for our…
Keynote speech by Jesse at conference in Dublin 18-20 November 2010 on the History of Marine Animal Populations Click on Videos from OPIII Click on Keynote speak by Jesse Ausubel…