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DEI Summer Short Course: Experimental Design and Biostatistics
THE DOWNEAST INSTITUTE IS OFFERING A ONE-WEEK, INTENSIVE COURSE DESIGNED FOR PROFESSIONALS WHO USE EXPERIMENTATION TO UNDERSTAND AND MANAGE NATURAL SYSTEMS, DEVELOP INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROCESSES, OR WHO SIMPLY NEED TO RECOGNIZE AND USE RELIABLE DATA TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND SOLVE PROBLEMS. The course will consist of five daily sessions (Monday – Friday) from 9:00 […]
Social-Ecological Heterogeneity Shapes Resilience of Small-Scale Fisheries: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Mexican Chocolate Clam Fishery in Loreto, Mexico
Social-Ecological Heterogeneity Shapes Resilience of Small-Scale Fisheries: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Mexican Chocolate Clam Fishery in Loreto, Mexico
Kara Pellowe, candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Ecology and Environmental Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
Synthesis and Characterization of Heteronuclear Inorganic Complexes for the Photodegradation of Persistent Organic Pollutants
Synthesis and Characterization of Heteronuclear Inorganic Complexes for the Photodegradation of Persistent Organic Pollutants
Matthew A Moyet, candidate for the Master of Science in Ecology and Environmental Sciences, will be defending their thesis.
Efficacy of Alternative Sanitization Methods on Wild Blueberries and Fresh Cut Cantaloupe
Efficacy of Alternative Sanitization Methods on Wild Blueberries and Fresh Cut Cantaloupe
Selena Callahan, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Food Science and Nutrition, will be defending their thesis.
Synthesis and Characterization of Heteronuclear Inorganic Complexes for the Photodegradation of Persistant Organic Pollutants
Synthesis and Characterization of Heteronuclear Inorganic Complexes for the Photodegradation of Persistant Organic Pollutants
Matthew Moyet, candidate for the Master of Science in Ecology and Environmental Sciences, will be defending their thesis.
Battle Over Black Bears: Investigating Perceptions of Black Bear Hunting Referendums in Maine
Battle Over Black Bears: Investigating Perceptions of Black Bear Hunting Referendums in Maine
Francesca Gundrum, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Wildlife Ecology, will be defending their thesis.
The Effect of Edge Gaps on Mechanical Properties of Cross Laminated Timber Panels and Hybrids
The Effect of Edge Gaps on Mechanical Properties of Cross Laminated Timber Panels and Hybrids
Charles Gardner, candidate for the Master of Science in Civil Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
Modeling Thermoregulation in Peromyscus
Modeling Thermoregulation in Peromyscus
Jake Gutkes, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Zoology, will be defending their thesis.