A small business that provides job search, resume and CV, and graduate school consulting for early career biologists. We help students or recent graduates position themselves for their next career move. I get great satisfaction from seeing my clients improve their job search and resume skills and secure rewarding positions. As a Marine Science Educator at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre. In 2012, the students wrote scientific blogs.

By the graduate students, researchers, and students who have worked at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre. Living on-station in the cabins. A good photo can captivate and create interest in your work and, more importantly, let you communicate science to a much greater audience.

In total, three subdivided baskets were used in the experiment, giving a total of twelve replicates. Two baskets were placed in one sea table, and one basket was placed in a second sea table.

A blog dedicated to biology and nature. How Shy is a Shore Crab? December 4, 2013.

Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. Sea stars often make their way to this wonderland, from the greater depths, and terrorize these critters. South dock of the Bamfield Research center. The most delicate, beautiful, prestigious, glorious, gorgeous, noble of these inhabitants are the nudibranchs. Our study project, the Opalescent nudibranch Hermissenda crassicornis. Frosted nudibranch at the Bamfeld South dock.

Organisms that live in the rocky intertidal are affected substantially by wave action. While many organisms have evolved tactics to avoid drag and dislodgement, this is likely not the only strategy.

Tales from a west coast biologist. In addition, they isolated 250 strains of bacteria from the coralline algae and.

My TED Talk Addiction Top Ten List. Lately, I have noticed that many of my conversations with friends, family or co-workers includes me mentioning at some point I watched this really interesting TED Talk recently that.

Algae specimens for the past four weeks and I can proudly say that we are seeing growth in both species! Our next step is to start analyzing our millions of photos using ImageJ. We have definitely caught the phycology bug! For all those arou.