I am recruiting grad students + postdocs to start soon. Requirements: - Be a decent human being (we don’t work with jerks) - Interested in marine systems and using quantitative tools - Want to change the world Please reach out and see eastonwhite.github.io/join/ for details (3/3)

Interested in how #COVID19 has affected #fisheries and #seafood? Have some data science skills? I have funds for a #postdoc to start immediately to work on these questions. Please see here (eastonwhite.github.io/join/) for more details and get in touch.

Please help spread the word: I am recruiting grad students + postdocs to start soon. Requirements: - Be a decent human being (we don’t work with jerks) - Interested in marine systems and using quantitative tools - Want to change the world Details at eastonwhite.github.io/join/

New paper in Ecological Applications reveals widespread #synchrony in #fisheries globally 🐟🌎. Usually from population fluctuations, but sometimes from fishing mortality 🎣. Wonderful #coupledSES work led by Joyce Ong with Jonathan Walter and Olaf Jensen. esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…

Curious about a career in ecology and evolution? Join Rutgers E&E at 4pm EDT April 20, for a discussion on demystifying the grad school application! Registration required. Flyer at drive.google.com/file/d/1W2QlxQ… Ecological Society Black in Marine Science @WSN_Secretariat @sacnas Entomologists of Color #BLACKandSTEM

I am recruiting for a fully-funded MS student at focused on population modeling of marine systems. Projects could include metapopulation dynamics, studying rare events (e.g., hurricanes), or socio-ecological dynamics. Details are available here: quantmarineecolab.github.io @sacnas

As species shift poleward with climate change, following the fish is rare, and most fishing communities in the Northeast switch what they catch. Highlight by Wellesley College of work with Eva Papaiaonnou and Global Change Research Group funded by U.S. National Science Foundation. wellesley.edu/news/journalis…

Formal announcement to be posted soon: I'll be hiring a postdoc interested in COVID-19, data science, seafood, and fisheries, particularly on the US East Coast. Please send me an email if you might be interested. quantmarineecolab.github.io/join/

Three Rutgers DMCS students (Janine Barr, Schuyler Nardelli, Elizabeth Wright-Fairbanks) and one Rutgers Geology student (Ashlyn Spector) have been named 2022 NOAA Knauss Marine Policy Fellows—the most from any single institution in the country! Congratulations! Well deserved.

Goods news: @zoejean88 had a paper accepted in Global Change Biology today! Get ready for a marine exploration of the themes in nature.com/articles/nclim…. With Hailey Conrad and Dr. Becca Selden

Keep an eye out for my publication in Fisheries Magazine aimed at sparking conversation about how the overturning of Roe v Wade may impact women in fisheries! #WomenInSTEM #AcademicChatter #womeninfisheries #fisheries #WomensHealth

New in the August Issue ➡️@annoysfish Abigail Golden found that lower possession limits & shorter seasons directly reduce for-hire fishing effort in a multispecies marine recreational fishery. 🐟🥅buff.ly/3KfRmsW #FishSci

A great talk @ICES_ASC from Eimear Manning 🌍 Consider the #human community as we think about conservation of #Ecosystems

Given today's closure announcements, it looks like we're still unable to find answers...🦀 sustainablefisheries-uw.org/mysterious-ber…

Climate adaptation is already happening in many of our marine fisheries and will become more important moving forward. Learn more about conditions that facilitate and impede adaptation in this new paper led by @k_maltby

🚨New Paper Alert! Climate adaptation depends on rebalancing flexibility and rigidity in US fisheries management by Abigail Golden, Marissa Baskett, Dan Holland, Arielle Levine, Dr. Kathy Mills, & Tim Essington. academic.oup.com/icesjms/advanc…

New paper led by Abigail Golden shares perspectives on adaptive capacity and climate adaptation needs in US marine fisheries management.

Bridging the gap between theory and practice in fisheries management! Researchers dive into how adaptive capacity concepts align w/ the realities faced by US federal fishery managers. Flexibility emerges as a theme, urging a closer look at system limits. academic.oup.com/icesjms/advanc…

I'm hiring a postdoc! Come join a highly collaborative team with UC Davis, NOAA, and UC Santa Cruz to work on climate change refugia, coastal oceanography, and fisheries in the California Current! 1/5