2020 Fall Teaching Assistants application form
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21st Annual Symposium of the Bamfield Scholar’s Society, Friday, Dec. 16
Join us for the 21st Annual Symposium of the Bamfield Scholar’s Society, Friday Dec. 16, and learn about the research our Fall Semester students have been conducting!
Seminar today, – James Gosling, “Liquid Robotics: Interacting with the world’s ocean”.
James Gosling, Java creator, is giving a seminar today, RIX Centre, 4pm
Fall Program in Marine Sciences
We are currently in the planning stages for our Fall 2021 program, exploring both online and limited in-person options. Field School Safety Plans for in-person courses have been submitted to our member universities (UVic, UBC, SFU, UAlberta, UCalgary), and we await their decision as to whether they will approve our proposal. We expect to have…
Re-cycling in the sea: Toxic ammonia supplements dietary nitrogen in Pacific spiny dogfish
Spiny dogfish actively uptake toxic ammonia across their gills, convert to valuable urea, which is then used for osmoregulation and supplement dietary nitrogen for protein growth.
How does female mate choice influence male reproductive tactics and postcopulatory competition in midshipman?
John L. Fitzpatrick (Stockholm University) and authors describe how female mate choice can potentially influence sperm competition risk and shape investment patterns in males between and within male reproductive tactics.
Daniel Wuitchik
Daniel’s research focuses on the impacts of anthropogenic climate on the symbiotic relationships of marine invertebrates and invasion ecology. Using molecular tools, Daniel investigates circadian rhythms and the breakdown of symbioses in corals, and the consequences of thermal performance on the invasion success of marine gastropods.