PW AutoBiography
We are privileged to post Paul Waggoner’s superb autobiography, “Appanoose to Connecticut.†Appanoose is the Iowa county where Paul was born. The memoir includes extraordinary accounts of the drought and…
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Some taxonomists worry when DNA barcodes highlight unfinished taxonomy
In Cladistics 25 Sept 2007, Steven Trewick from Massey University, New Zealand applies mtDNA to help sort out endemic flightless grasshoppers in genus Sigaus, which are restricted to mountainous alpine…
Earth at Night
We post EARTH AT NIGHT a short note by Nadja Victor and Jesse Ausubel that has appeared in the debut issue of the Electronic Journal of Sustainable Development….
Green Future posted
Continuing to build our digital archive, we post the 1996 paper “Productivity, Electricity, Science: Powering a Green Future”….
Renewable and Nuclear Heresies
Jesse’s paper on “Renewable and Nuclear Heresies” appeared 25 July and attracted coverage in the UK Guardian newspaper….
CSM article on eDNA
The Christian Science Monitor posted an article Message in a bottle: Forensics meets marine science with eDNA that features the work of PHE researcher Dr. Mark Stoeckle and highlights PHE’s…
IPAT Identity supplements posted
As a supplement to our paper “A Framework to Sustainability Science: A Renovated IPAT Identity”, Paul Waggoner and Jesse have created a file of ten PowerPoint slides that addresses a…
Passing of marine biologist Ron O’Dor
The chief scientist of the Census of Marine Life, Ron O’Dor, passed away in Nova Scotia from COVID-19 at the age of 75 on 11 May 2020. Ron was a…
Guest investigator David Thaler co-authors paper with novel idea for biological diaries
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,…
Best wishes for 2009
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…