Hi all, Happy New Year from a snowy New Brunswick. As we all start to plan out our calendars for the new year I’d like to remind you about the ‘Survivor’s Guide to Stable Isotope Ecology’ course which will be running again this year in Syracuse, Sicily. The course covers all aspects of the application of stable isotope techniques to modern and paleo-ecology. We have an excellent team to teachers including Chris Harrod (U Antofagasta), Tamsin O’Connell (Cambridge U.), Clive Truman (U. Southampton), Alexia Massa-Gallucci (Aqua Biotech, Malta) and myself. The course will run over 6 days at the start of April, and costs €1280 (including accommodation) if you book within the next week. Some travel bursaries are available this year thanks to support from Elementar and Aqua Biotech. Further details about the course and registration are available here https://sites.google.com/view/brianhayden/teaching/survivors-guide-to-stable-isotope-ecology. Please share this around your departments and relevant colleagues, and do feel free to drop me a line if you have any questions regarding the course. I hope to see you in Sicily.
Apologies for cross-posting and best wishes for 2019, Brian Dr. Brian Hayden Science Director Stable Isotope in Nature Laboratory (SINLAB<http://www.unb.ca/research/institutes/cri/sinlab/>) Canadian Rivers Institute Department of Biology University of New Brunswick Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3, Canada Tel: +1 (506) 452-6311 Skype: brian.hayden.work Twitter: @DrHaydo<https://twitter.com/DrHaydo> Web:https://sites.google.com/view/brianhayden/home Social Media Editor for The FSBI, an International Society for Fish Biology, find us on Twitter @TheFSBI<https://twitter.com/TheFSBI> and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TheFSBI
