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Position Rank: Full Time Tenure Stream - Assistant Professor
Discipline/Field: Plant Systems Biology
Home Faculty: Science
Home Department/Area/Division: Biology
Affiliation/Union: YUFA
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Dear Colleagues,
Our research team is a fan of #rstats and automation; however, we have not
fully moved all of our
processes over to this philosophy and revised our workflows. We have a
relatively high volume of cam
trap photos to process, and in the past, we did manually using this workflow:
://ojs.library.queensu.ca/index.php/IEE/login
Warm regards,
Chris Lortie and Lonnie Aarssen.
Dear Colleagues,
This is an exciting training opportunity I wanted to share with you.
Application Open for Training in Open Science and Synthesis through the Gulf
Research
Program.
Members from NCEAS, DataONE, and Data Carpentry are teaming together to provide
an
NCEAS led, 3-week open
too with the students.
cheers,
chris lortie.
presentations'
published here:
http://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.0030077
I hope you find both helpful.
cheers,
chris lortie.
@cjlortie
A funded position(s) with Dr. Christopher Lortie at York University is
available to do research either at the
MSC or PhD level on positive interactions using shrubs, annual plants, and
animals Our lab website is
http://www.ecoblender.org, and the personal blog of Lortie is found is
Dear Ecolog,
With ESA2016 right around the corner, I have been thinking about how to
increase our outreach as a
discipline. Last week, I discovered video abstracts for papers. They are
relatively common in other fields,
and we could consider doing them both for our papers and conference
contrasts.
Do you know of any other datasets? Or, if you have some, would you be willing
share/publish/collaborate?
cheers,
chris lortie.
www.christopherlortie.info
have questions or interest in the idea, please pop me a note.
cheers,
chris lortie.
from September to December then spend
January to May in the
deserts.
Please pop me an email if you would like additional information.
cheers,
chris lortie
www.christopherlortie.info
Hi Ecolog,
My students and have run out of seed bags. I bought a few thousand a number of
years ago, but we
are finally out. The bags are approx 17x8 cm, made of fine mesh, white, sealed
on 3 sides, and we
use a heat sealer to close the top once loaded up.
Does anyone know where I can buy
Dear Ecolog,
I teach 2nd year ecology. The students have requested practice Qs for
basic-memory, short-answers.
I decided to do it in a fun way so prepped ecology bingo for terminology.
http://bit.ly/ecobingo
Please feel free to use the templates. I was considering providing take-home
Hi Ecolog,
I just had the good fortune of participating in an Environmental Information
Management
course at UNM. Teaching a topic is always an illuminating experience because
explaining is
sometimes more challenging than doing. My job was to cover systematic reviews
and
meta-analyses.
would also like to add a few online labs too.
Any input appreciated. If you have a lab manual, single specific experimental
labs, or
resources you could direct me to, that would be super.
cheers
chris lortie.
Dear Ecolog,
We have put together a special issue of Ideas in Ecology Evolution on the
future of
publishing for our discipline. The papers are all online and OA. I set up a
quick blog for
discussion and link throughs to the pdfs of all papers here:
http://futurecopublishing.wordpress.com
Dear Ecolog,
My colleagues and I were recently fretting over how to secure funding to buy
more cameras
to record arthropod visitations to specific plants. We were chatting about it
and suddenly
realized that every smartphone now has a relatively high resolution camera. If
we wanted to
build
Dear Ecolog,
Great news. The new journal immediate science ecology that my peers and I have
launched
(http://www.immediatescience.org) has two new papers: a discovery paper on the
habitat
of the threatened California Red-legged Frog and a development paper on
reintroduced
prairie dog
Dear Ecolog,
My colleagues and I are interested in whether citations, frequently used as a
proxy for merit (i.e. most
highly cited work), relate to the biological significance of the study. As
ecologists, we used a large set
of effect sizes from eeb to test this idea. If you are interested,
Synopsis
New journal for ecological research that will help us avoid repetition,
accelerate, and
document supported hypotheses. Free for undergraduates, graduate students, and
postdoc. Think of this as a home for your riskiest research, undergraduate
theses, and
unpublished thesis chapters -
,
chris lortie.
Dear Ecolog,
My colleagues did some work examining the importance of funding on relative
citation
success (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10./j.1600-
0706.2012.20109.x/abstract). I know that citations are, at best, a proxy for
impact, but I
was wondering if folks had a sense of
Hi Ecolog,
In January, I conducted a poll to assess whether there is any evidence for a
crisis in the
review of ecology papers. The proxy used was the decline to review rate
(weighted
analysis of reported requests by reviews actually done). I know there are
other possible
estimates and
we agree that rejected papers still need a home
and that perhaps it is
time to experiment with other journal models for ecology.
cheers,
chris lortie.
Dear Ecologgers,
Thank you so much for your feedback on the editorial 'Money for nothing and
referees for free'
published in Ideas in Ecology and Evolution in December
(http://library.queensu.ca/ojs/index.php/IEE/index). The most compelling and
common question
I was asked was is there a
hi Ecologgers,
About 6 weeks ago, I was invited to write an editorial for Ideas in Ecology and
Evolution (IEE). I
recalled reading a few articles by Hochberg commenting on the increasing
difficulty in securing
referees and had seen several new incentive systems. So, I wrote up a piece
The ecological journal Oikos, published by the Nordic Society Oikos, is seeking
to recruit a new
Editor in Chief, following the departure of Professor Tim Benton. Oikos is
among the top
international journals in its field and will endeavour to further improve its
status in the coming
years.
), please click here
do the 1 min survey.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BFZJNW5
cheers,
chris lortie.
that whilst
recognition and just an ethic of service might suffice money is not a bad
incentive too. So, if you
have less than one minute, please click on the following link to share your
thoughts with us. We
will of course share the results.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BFZJNW5
cheers,
chris
Hi Ecolog,
Two great opportunities have come up at my school for PhDs in ecology and
biogeography. The first
is fully paid for 3 years at $50,000 per year (wow) whilst the second is
regular levels of funding
which is $21,000 with a bit of teaching for 5 years. Previously, only
Canadians
as a place for
discussion, and
the editorial staff are reading it with an eye for hot topics for future Forum
papers.
We hope you enjoy it.
cheers,
chris lortie.
Senior Editor
Dear Ecolog,
My colleagues and I comprise an NCEAS working group studying the publication
process in ecology and evolution. The recent posting by the journal
Frontiers in Ecology and Environment advertising an online survey exploring
the publication process specific to their journal has
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