Analyzing shorter barcode sequences is an inexpensive way to link museum specimens with degraded DNA to the barcode database. In Molecular Ecology Notes July 2006, Hajibabaei et al first demonstrate…
We posted the online paper, Working Less and Living Longer: Long-Term Trends in Working Time and Time Budgets, complete with full tables and figures….
On Thursday, May 11, 2006 the Journal of Industrial Ecology celebrated its 10th anniversary and inclusion in the Science Citation Index with a seminar and festive program. Jesse was one…
The All Birds Barcoding Initiative (ABBI) website barcodingbirds.org provides a continuously updated progress report on barcoding world birds. A live feed matches barcodes deposited in the Barcode of Life Data…
We posted the online paper Technical Progress and Climatic Change….
The 17 May New York Times quoted Jesse about windpower. For an exposition of the problem, see “Nuclear and Renewable Heresies” posted 19 March 2005….
The Sponge Barcoding Project https://www.spongebarcoding.org/ aims to barcode all described sponges, about 8,000 species in the phylum Porifera. The initial phase of 3 years will focus on 2,000 species covering…
We posted the online paper Mitigation and Adaptation for Climate Change: Answers and Questions….
The analysis that Jesse Ausubel and Arnulf Gruebler published in 1995 on Working Less and Living Longer: Long-Term Trends in Working Time and Time Budgets is cited in an article…
Knowledge of how species are distributed is essential for understanding evolution and ecology, and monitoring enables detecting invasive species and recognizing effects of biological and physical environmental change. That’s easy…