…which Jesse was the scribe. In 1984 Jesse portrayed Tom in a poem, “Tom Malone here.” For a summary of Tom’s many important roles, see https://www.journals.elsevier.com/environmental-development/news/in-memoriam-thomas-f-malone/ Tom’s tutelage in international…
…the page has material through October 2000. We may be missing material that was entered between 2000 and 2004, but this is much better than disappearance! June 2005 https://web.archive.org/web/20050616080751/https://www.people.cornell.edu:80/pages/tg21/ …
This article, as well as the full publication in which it originally appears, is also available on the National Academies Press website, located at https://www.nap.edu/books/0309037867/html/….
…magazine has an article in the current survey on the environment that draws heavily from our research and our friends at IIASA: “Working miracles: Can technology save the planet?” https://www.economist.com/special-report/2002/07/06/working-miracles…
…have deposited 516,134 barcode records from 50,138 species in Barcode of Life Database (BOLD) www.barcodinglife.org. According to my analysis of GenBank shown in figure, this puts COI BOLD records far…
…Prize web page now has excellent photos and other material about the award of the 2011 prize to the Scientific Steering Committee of the Census of Marine Life. See: https://www.expo-cosmos.or.jp/album_e.html…
…magazine. Elga Daifa published on article about the Leonardo DNA Project in the Greek edition of People magazine: https://www.peoplegreece.com/article/spazontas-ton-kodika-tou-dna-tou-leonardo-da-vinci-nees-apokalipsis-gia-ton-efevreti-ke-zografo-enigma/ Sarah Cascone writes about the project in ArtNet news Cracking the…
…a pdf of the slides here. We highly recommend re-visiting the concluding report of the CoML, Highlights of a Decade of Discovery, and much other material still available at www.coml.org…
…the 127,000 reference sequences of North American arthropods in BOLD database www.barcodinglife.org at the time of the study. Test sequences with >/=99% identity to reference sequence(s) and without equivalent similarity…
…Nature Useless: Relative Dematerialization & Absolute Peaks. We also post Jesse’s brief (3-page) prepared remarks, On Useless Nature, subsequently published in RealClearScience (18 Sept 2015). Some coverage at https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/can-humans-and-nature-co-exist/ https://reason.com/archives/2014/11/10/making-nature-useless…