The Census of Marine Life
The Census of Marine Life officially begins with the announcement of 8 grants involving more than 60 institutions in 15 countries to begin the creation of the Ocean Biogeographical Information…
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Marine Barcoding
In a May 2006 workshop in the Netherlands we helped join the Census of Marine Life and the Consortium for the Barcode of Life to advance barcoding of marine organisms….
Part stands for the whole
A synecdoche is a figure of speech in which a part stands for the whole, or the whole stands for a part. Taking the first, we might consider a DNA…
International Quiet Ocean Experiment
…a conference at the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission in Paris 30 August – 1 September 2011. On 3 September the French newspaper Le Monde ran a good article about the conference….
Marine barcode of life initiative joins web panoply
In July 2007 the Marine Barcode of Life initiative (MarBOL) surfaced at www.marinebarcoding.org. MarBOL is “an international initiative to enhance our capacity to identify marine life by utilizing DNA barcoding”….
The ruckus continues over Jesse’s
The ruckus continues over Jesse’s Millennial energy essay, with The Industrial Physicist running several letters about it and Jesse’s replies in its April and June issues, and more to come…
Updated IQOE Evaluation and 12the Newsletter
…the Global Oceans on 22-25 January 2024 Jesse Ausubel, Ed Urban, and Peter Tyack updated the evaluation of the International Quiet Ocean Experiment. IQOE’s 12th Newsletter is now also online….
Goldstone interview
On 7 July 2014 Jesse Ausubel was interviewed by Heather Goldstone in her public radio program “Living Lab.” A short article describes the interview, which focused on questions of land…
RealClear Science Essay
RealClearScience publishes Jesse Ausubel’s short essay “We must make nature worthless,” based on remarks he prepared for a 6 November 2014 seminar at Resources for the Future….
Burg & Ausubel publish “Jewish population trajectories between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea”
Continuing our exploration of human populations with logistic wavelets, David Burg and Jesse Ausubel publish Jewish population trajectories between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea Open Access in the…