Swimway Bangladesh

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R programming with Greg Martin for beginners - This video is an introduction to R programming. I have another channel dedicated to R teaching. In this video I provide a tutorial on some statistical analysis (specifically using the t-test and linear regression). If you’re a statistician, into data science or perhaps someone learning bio-stats and thinking about learning to use R for quantitative analysis, then you’ll find this video useful. Importantly, R is free. If you learn R programming you’ll have it for life.

Virtual talk on Swimway Bangladesh

World Fish Migration Day Bangladesh 2020

Topic: Virtual Talk on Swimway Bangladesh

Venue: Online, ZOOM

Date: 30 October,  2020

Organizer: Biodiversity Conservation and Fisheries Research Center (BCFRC)

                     

Swimway Bangladesh is a route of migratory fish. Some swim thousands of miles, migrating from their place of birth to locations where they can find food or suitable habitats to reproduce. They depend on free flowing rivers, lake and water fall. This event will discuss and concern on fish route, fish habitat and migratory fish.

Special Speaker: Dr. Mohammad Abdul Baki, Department of Zoology, Jagannath University, Dhaka.

Guest Speaker: Herman Wanningen, World Fish Migration Foundation, Groningen, Netherlands 

Interested student, scholar, researcher, teacher and scientist sent email to bcfrcbd@gmail.com to join in the event. 

We would like to invite you for virtual talk on Swimway Bangladesh that will be held as an online video conference discussion. If you are interested to join and enroll your activities in the event, please reply or send with your name, smiling face photo and topic that is relate with fish, river and people. Each participant allow oral presentation for 5 min. Event will be held on zoom meeting app or software. Everybody download and install app : https://zoom.us/support/download to join into the event.

 

We are looking forward to virtually welcoming you into the event!

Participant enrolled the activities to join into the Virtual Talk.

PhD position in Salmon Ecology and Evolution

A Doctoral student position, is available at the University of Helsinki, Finland. The position is a part of a 5-year Academy of Finland funded project, and aims to understand the processes shaping Atlantic salmon demography in the wild.

Atlantic salmon is a great organism to study gene-phenotype-fitness relationship in the wild. The presence of substantial material from past research and monitoring efforts, and a simple 2-locus system broadly controls important life history variation (see refs below) allow for an integrated framework to track adaptive genetic variation in Atlantic salmon in the wild.

Using multigenerational, multi population datasets composed of genetic and phenotypic information, the PhD student will employ age structured population models and whole food web approaches to understand the evolutionary processes and ecological constrains shaping Atlantic salmon life history variation and demography.

Application deadline: 2nd of August 2020

Please see also: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/open-positions/doctoral-student-aykanat