Isotopes, fish, footy and more isotopes.... Prof at University of New Brunswick
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• Foundations
• Study design
• Food webs
• Mixing models
• R workflows
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Captured during polar-night surveys of ocean conditions near Antarctic Peninsula glaciers.
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Read (Shida and Sato 2025) here ➡️ buff.ly/WC119Di
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• Isotope foundations
• Study design
• Food webs
• Mixing models
• R workflows
👉 www.atomicecology.com/courses 👉
Reposted by Brian Hayden
An iso-logging workflow that converts stable isotope chronologies in eye lenses into continuous migration tracks. Reconstruction of migration by iso-logging is a powerful approach for reconstructing the lifetime migration history of pelagic fish🌍 🧪 🐟
Read here:
Researchers, students, labs, agencies — anyone using stable isotopes.
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#Ecology #StableIsotopes
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#StableIsotopes #Ecology #Rstats #EnvironmentalScience
So I built the courses I wished I had when starting out.
Because more and more people rely on isotopes — but very few get proper training in how to design studies, interpret data, or use tools like simmr or MixSIAR with confidence.
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🎥 Trailer below
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A refreshed and expanded version of the course that’s trained 1,000+ isotope researchers — now with new modules, updated scripts, and more advanced workflows.
Covers what isotopes are, how to design studies, biogeochemical cycles, trophic ecology, and the core concepts we rely on.
After months of work, I’m launching two new courses for anyone using stable isotopes in ecology or environmental science:
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New Research: Demographic mechanisms of snowshoe hare population cycles in Yukon, Canada ➡️ buff.ly/Qt1Xiuv
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Our study in Ecosphere, led by Chong Chen on our @oceancensus.bsky.social cruise, maps biodiversity in methane seeps. My role was minor, but everyone was a blast to work with. We have more exciting stuff from this cruise coming!
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A lesson from Nate Silver’s election polls might help.
Read my blog →https://www.atomicecology.com/post/what-can-stable-isotope-ecologists-learn-from-election-polling
#Ecology #Statistics #ResearchTips #DataAnalysis
A few curious students and a few cartons of eggs led to one of my favourite isotope stories — testing whether “free range” eggs really lived up to their label. Spoiler: the isotopes told the truth.
Full story on Atomic Ecology: www.atomicecology.com/post/the-chi...
Want to know what fuels migrating birds? Or how invasive species disrupt rivers and lakes? The answers are in the food web — and stable isotopes let us read it.
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