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 | Narrowing the gap: ICES course to equip
natural scientists with social science skills
04 September 2014
Have you
ever wondered what it's like on the other
side of the fence? A training course in October, in what is a
first for ICES, will open up a world of
social science methods for natural scientists. > Read more |
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Are
eels
climbing back up
the slippery slope?
04 September 2014
The issue of dwindling numbers
of Anguilla eel has featured highly on the agenda
of many aquatic biologists and researchers, but as a
recent ICES-sponsored symposium in Quebec sought to ask,
are they climbing back up the slippery slope?
> Read
more |
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Changing the tuna - warming seas
and the
expanse
of the bluefin
04 September 2014
A
study revealing the unusual
presence of bluefin tuna in warming Greenlandic waters
is to be presented at this year's Annual Science Conference
in A Coruna.
> Read
more |
 | The
early scientist catches the
worm
04 September 2014
Alongside
a full programme
of the latest
science, the upcoming Annual Science Conference (ASC) will
include a pair of events targeting scientists who
are in the early stages of their careers. > Read
more |
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Keeping up with harmful algal
blooms
04 September 2014
Harmful algal
blooms (HABs) present a growing challenge for marine
ecosystems, aquaculture, and the experts who study both fields. With the subject on
the Annual Science Conference agenda, we take a closer
look at the naturally-occurring phenomena. > Read more |
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