COI solves leech mix-ups
…genus Helobdella leeches from Austrialia, New Zealand, South Africa, Hawaii, and South America. The tale starts with a leech discovered in Germany in 1985, H. striata, re-named H. europaea in…
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Paper in CiCP
A paper based on Perrin’s master’s thesis was recently published in the new Chinese journal Communications in Computational Physics entitled “On the Naturally Induced Sources for Obstacle Scattering.”…
Zotero
With his Sloan Foundation hat, Jesse has helped advance the work of the George Mason University Center for History and the New Media, which has released nifty open source software…
Top predators project – Census of Marine Life
A new Nature paper by Barbara Block et al. of the top predators project of the Census of Marine Life, Tracking apex marine predator movements in a dynamic ocean, earns…
Horizontal genomics with bats and birds
…seems probable many new species will be found lurking in museum drawers. Even in relatively bat-poor temperate regions there may be hidden diversity. It was not until 1997 that Europe’s…
Indomalayan All Birds converge in Singapore
…in frozen tissue collections. There was strong enthusiasm among regional participants, and recognition the initiative has public appeal and the potential to engage new sources governmental support. I look forward…
The City Ant and The Country Ant: DNA tells the story
…closing, for a view of complexity of ant life, please see E.O. Wilson’s wonderful short story “Trailhead”, in March 6, 2010, New Yorker, an excerpt from his upcoming book Anthill….
100 million years without sex: COI clustering in bdelloid rotifers challenges theories of how species are formed and maintained
…What is scientifically exciting is how broad application of standardized, minimalist genetic analysis (aka DNA barcoding), combined with traditional morphologic and ecologic study, is providing radical new insights into biology….
children’s book by Francois Sarano about oceans
The new children’s book, The Little Girl Who Walked on Water But Who Didn’t Know How to Swim written by our esteemed colleague and friend Francois Sarano and illustrated by…
Jesse interviewed at Energy Forum in Washington DC
Mark Mills’s new National Center for Energy Analytics launched publicly with an Energy Future Forum organized jointly with RealClearEnergy. The meeting included a half-hour interview with Jesse Ausubel conducted by…