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…
…their implications as well as the limits to predictability. We are pleased that Alan is now a Herlands Fellow and research specialist and full member of The Rockefeller University community….
Open Access 12S gene metabarcoding with DNA standard quantifies marine bony fish environmental DNA, identifies threshold for reproducible detection, and overcomes distortion due to amplification of non-fish DNA. Mark Y….
In October Proc R Soc B Gomez et al apply DNA barcoding to the cosmopolitan marine bryozoan Celleporella hyalina. Morphologic identification in this genus uses scanning electron microscopy measurements of…
We posted the online article The Environment for Future Business and the “CyberCampus” Prospectus….
Friday 9 June 2006 Jesse presents a progress report on the Census of Marine Life to a Long Island chapter of The Nature Conservancy….
As part of the Monmouth U-Rockefeller U Marine Science and Policy Initiative, Mark Stoeckle and Jesse Ausubel participated in a lively seminar at the Urban Coast Institute about discovering aquatic…
Insiders can be mistaken, in science and in other fields. At the beginning of the Human Genome Project, “the great majority of scientists dismissed the original proposal with hostility or…
We posted the online article Chernobyl After Perestroika….
…ALMs are a “comprehensive set of metrics that track the reach and impact of published research” and are readily available for all PLoS articles. The ALMs for 2004 Birds show…