ecologist, fisheries scientist, food grower, mom, cat-herder
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
Congrats to all the NMFS-Sea Grant fellows! We're especially looking forward to working with Andrea Odell at our lab. She'll be studying the spatial variability in Pacific Hake growth and consequences for the stock assessment.
Meet the 8 recipients of the 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant #Fellowship!
Sea Grant and @NOAAFisheries have collaborated for over 20 years to train the next generation of #fisheries #management experts.
Learn more about the #fellowship: bit.ly/2023-NMFS-SG-Fellows
ALT The 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows (Top L to R: Kaitlyn Malakoff, Sophia Rahnke, Max Grezlik; Anna Simeon; Bottom L to R: Katrina Zarrella, Zoe Rand, Annie Innes-Gold, Andrea Odell.
Congrats to all of this year's recipients! I'm especially excited to get to work with @AndreaNOdell on her hake research @NOAAFish_NWFSC
Meet the 8 recipients of the 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant #Fellowship!
Sea Grant and @NOAAFisheries have collaborated for over 20 years to train the next generation of #fisheries #management experts.
Learn more about the #fellowship: bit.ly/2023-NMFS-SG-Fellows
ALT The 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows (Top L to R: Kaitlyn Malakoff, Sophia Rahnke, Max Grezlik; Anna Simeon; Bottom L to R: Katrina Zarrella, Zoe Rand, Annie Innes-Gold, Andrea Odell.
We're starting to look at applications this week. There's still time to send in a letter and CV if you'd like to be considered!
Post-doc alert: work on evaluating climate-ready management strategies for Pacific Hake w/ me, A. Berger, L. Ciannelli via OSU CIMERS and @NOAAFish_NWFSC. Details: bit.ly/3TxxlCk Available 9/15, open until filled, remote work possible. Email me with questions!
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Post-doc alert: work on evaluating climate-ready management strategies for Pacific Hake w/ me, A. Berger, L. Ciannelli via OSU CIMERS and @NOAAFish_NWFSC. Details: bit.ly/3TxxlCk Available 9/15, open until filled, remote work possible. Email me with questions!
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
Postdoc alert! Interested in toxin fate and transport in the marine environment? We're looking for a postdoc with modeling skills to help us understand how DDT and related toxins move through the California marine food web. 2 year position, open now. -- tinyurl.com/5hffxnn9
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
Tremendous work by Ole, @lacaDNA , and others over a huge spatial scale. @NOAAFish_NWFSC folks doing science that counts. #eDNA royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
Kristin Marshall retweeted
Postdoctoral researcher opportunity with @NOAA's NWFSC and SWFSC and @UCSC's Fisheries Collaborative Program. Up to three years of funding to study socio-ecological dimensions of offshore wind with the #IntegratedEcosystemAssessment program.
people.ucsc.edu/~elhazen/job…
Kristin Marshall retweeted
Postdoc: include climate and environmental variables in management strategy evaluation of Pacific hake, work highly relevant to managing the largest US west coast fishery
nrc58.nas.edu/RAPLab10/Oppor…
Glad to have worked with @nissandjac on this impressive feat of applied science and coding @NOAAFish_NWFSC
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
New paper🚨We quantify how #climatechange threatens ugruk (bearded #seal) hunting by #Indigenous hunters in NW #Alaska through a knowledge #coproduction approach. Co-led by Alex Whiting, Native Village of #Kotzebue and @IkaagvikSikukun iopscience.iop.org/article/1…
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
To start asap, @kate_richerson from @NOAA, Michael Banks, and I at @OregonState are looking for postdoc to use large fishery datasets and genetic stock ID to predict salmon bycatch in massive hake fishery. Want to help reduce Chinook bycatch and hone statistical modeling skills?
Kristin Marshall retweeted
Well, one of the best ways to learn about someone is on a park road-trip. You really have the chance to see who they are, whether a super organized planner, a free-spirt and adventure seeker, or the type that’s going to pet a bison. Be careful with that one. Happy travels. ♥️🦬
We are still looking for a postdoc for this cool project. Open until filled, start date negotiable. Apply!
Postdoc opportunity: trophic modeling with everyone's favorite groundfish Pacific hake. Work with UW @puntae1 and NOAA scientists M Haltuch, me, I Kaplan, @BethPhillipsPhD @kkari02 on management-relevant climate-driven multispecies models. Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/86782
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There's still time to apply! Closes 5/31.
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
I imagine all of your afternoon WFH with toddlers looks something like mine 🤪😂 I should attach this time lapse at the end of every email in place of an apology for ____ being late... #ScienceMom
Kristin Marshall retweeted
A reminder we are looking for two fisheries ecology postdocs to work on Pacific salmon.
Applications will be reviewed beginning May 15th.
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🚨fisheries ecology postdocs 🚨
Detecting, diagnosing, and accounting for time-varying population dynamics in mgmt advice for Pacific salmon.
~ 2.5 years of funding, $60,000-$67,000 CAD/year, in Beautiful British Columbia.
full details: drive.google.com/file/d/1iqh…
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
Super excited to share a new #postdoc position!! Come work with me and the Alaska Arctic Observatory & Knowledge Hub @IARC_Alaska at @uafairbanks to help improve the relevance and usefulness of our observations across #Arctic #Alaska.
arctic-aok.org/2021/05/12/we…
Postdoc opportunity: trophic modeling with everyone's favorite groundfish Pacific hake. Work with UW @puntae1 and NOAA scientists M Haltuch, me, I Kaplan, @BethPhillipsPhD @kkari02 on management-relevant climate-driven multispecies models. Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/86782
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Kristin Marshall retweeted
J - O - B! Postdoc position with @ConsLevin & @knmarshall & me! Just ask @margaretsiple & @DanielKOkamoto how awesome @OceanModeling postdocs are!
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