Published Open Access in Frontiers in Epidemiology: The Coronavirus Calendar (CoronaCal): a simplifiedSARS-CoV-2 test system for sampling and retrospective analysis by Manija A. Kazmi, David S. Thaler, Karina C. Åberg,…
The past year with the Barcode Blog has been exciting and challenging. Looking forward to 2009! Mark Stoeckle Program for the Human Environment The Rockefeller University…
Expanding our digital archive, we post a PDF version of Jesse’s 1993 paper “The Organizational Ecology of Science Advice in America.” https://phe.rockefeller.edu/orgecosci/…
Human filariasis, caused by various species of insect-transmitted parasitic nematodes, affects more than 120 million persons in Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, and includes elephantiasis and river blindness. In…
We post the brief remarks in Spanish that Jesse gave at the inaugural ceremony of the Census of Marine Life meeting for South America in Concepcion, Chile, 29 October 2002….
The abundance of bluefin tuna in the North Atlantic are the subject of a Census of Marine Life press release . The original tuna papers as well as tuna images…
The International Cosmos 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…
…Russian and Ukrainian scientists have made important contributions since Mendeleev. Jesse Ausubel is quoted near the end of the article. How they live where almost nobody lives: the dark side of…
Just as new telescopes reveal previously hidden details of the universe, genetic surveys regularly reveal previously hidden (aka cryptic) species. Of course these species are cryptic only in the sense…
As a supplement to our paper “A Framework to Sustainability Science: A Renovated IPAT Identity“, Paul Waggoner and Jesse have created a file of sixteen PowerPoint slides that offer new…