Articles tagged with “research”

• Ichthyo: The Architecture of Fish

  29 January, 04:19 PM

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  There are lots of amazing coffee table and photo/art books out there. But I don’t think I’ve ever come across one that I’ve wanted so bad! At the crux of science and art you find books like this:

  

  “Ichthyo — Originally created to preserve a record of scientific samples, the black and white X-rays of fish at the Smithsonian Institution have emerged as astonishing works of art in their own right....

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  Filed under Art, Books and tagged with books, deep sea, fish, must have books, photography, photos, research, science.

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• Currently in the Works

  28 January, 08:20 PM

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  It’s officially Spring semester 2009. I’ve been in graduate school for two years.

  In the Fall I took my final course, Geostatistics for Fishery Applications, which resulted in this:
  
  Fantastic, right? It’s a kriged map of yellowtail flounder abundance based on my tagging data. It’s a bit out of context because it’s only from a portion of the data, but there is potential here.

  After a whirlwind Fall...

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  Filed under Work and tagged with collaboration, fisheries, flounder, hake, research, science, tagging.

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