Browse Members

Research Fishery Biologist - Santa Cruz, CA

I am a junior studying computer science at the University of Washington, and the code monkey behind Little Green Boxes.

Research Biologist US EPA - Corvallis, OR

I an an applied population biologist. I lately I work mainly on methods and applications of population viability analysis. My papers and research can be found on my website: faculty.washington.edu/eeholmes

I currently work at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NOAA) in Seattle. I'm a quantitative ecologist, and am interested in a range of problems (population dynamics, extinction risk, conservation genetics, reproductive success). My recent modeling specific interests have been pursuing applications of mixture distributions, state-space models, hierarchical models, multilevel random effects models, and Bayesian model selection techniques. I'm particularly interested in using hierarchical models with variation at multiple levels (individuals, groups).

I am a graduate student in the aquatic ecology lab of Daniel Schindler. My research focuses on salmon, stable isotopes, and ecosystem metabolism.

Developer - Please do not tap on the glass.

I am generally interested in freshwater biology and conservation, and I am an assistant professor at UCSC.

Northwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, Seattle, Washington

Statistician, educator and R programmer

I am a quantitative ecologist who studies how natural processes and anthropogenic factors interact to drive ecological dynamics. Much of my research focuses on the effects of climate variability and human activities on Pacific salmon populations and the aquatic ecosystems they inhabit.

Applied Math grad student at Brown.

I am doing a PhD at Griffith University, Australia