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I give a bit more background on our lab and why diversity is important, then give some tips for doing your homework.
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eDNA and Invasive Species Management: Challenges and Solutions
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eDNA Standardization: What’s Useful and How Do We Get There?
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Species Ecology and the Ecology of eDNA Influence Detection of Rare Aquatic Organisms
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Analysis and Data Management: Databases, Archiving, sampling
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Rachel Meyer, Gregg Schumer, Andrea Schreier, and Ann Holmes
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Student Presentation: Ann Holmes-- eDNA in Estuaries: Enclosure Experiment Shows Capabilities and Limitations of eDNA Detection of Delta Smelt
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Estuarine DNA – Contrasts with Freshwater and Marine Systems and Implications for Estuarine Monitoring
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Audio only for the DOLCE lecture with Dr. Laci Gerhart-Barley, Department of Evolution and Ecology; Dr. Amanda Crump, Department of Plant Sciences and Paul Kaeser, ET Partner.
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DOLCE lecture with Dr. Laci Gerhart-Barley, Department of Evolution and Ecology; Dr. Amanda Crump, Department of Plant Sciences; Paul Kaeser, ET Partner - May 3, 2019
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This 53-minute presentation offers a case study in which a simple, naive idea led to fundamentally new advancements in science, aided by innovations in field methods.
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This 16-minute presentation introduces concepts about aquifers and how water levels can be automatically recorded using dataloggers with pressure transducers. It also explains how a pressure…
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This 23-minute presentation explains key conditions and processes in estuaries, and then shows a case study of field-based monitoring of estuarine health.
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This 32-minute presentation explains key conditions and processes in lakes, highlights some of the water quality technologies, and shows a unique example of lake conditions at volcanos.
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