Enhancing Linkages Between Math and Ecology (ELME) Kellogg Biological Station offers three week-long summer courses that combine lectures, hands-on computer activities in R, literature discussions, and group projects, emphasizing applications of quantitative techniques to ecology and evolution. This year, we have:
July 9-13: Introduction to Theoretical Ecology – Populations and Species Interactions (Dr. Chad Brassil, U. of Nebraska-Lincoln) July 16-20: Bayesian Models in Ecology (Dr. Inés Ibáñez, U. of Michigan) July 23-27: Structured Demographic Models for Population, Community, and Evolutionary Ecology (Dr. Thomas [TEX] Miller, Rice U.) Please visit http://bit.ly/2FStHxD for more information or the application. Email [email protected] if you have any questions. Feel free to forward this to anyone else who may be interested! Sara Garnett Academic Programs Fellow Kellogg Biological Station
