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Behavior Ecology: Biology 549

Tu, Th 10:35 – 11:50 Course Description: Students will learn to design, interpret, and critically evaluate the use of stable isotopic tools. Specifically, we will focus on terminology and notation, sources of variation, models of isotope composition, and key applications of stable isotope techniques. Topics address the isotopic composition of plants, animals, soils, water, food […]

In this four week long course, you will learn the basics of climate models work, why and how to do downscaling, and an overview of key assessment reports. We encourage anyone interested to attend as this course is designed for all. The course starts October 3. Registration deadline: Oct 5, 2020 Registration if Free, but […]

Tuesdays & Thursdays 1:25-2:40pm Hosted in Vancouver with AMS/zoom to all campuses Instructor: Dr. Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens This graduate course is focused on the biology and ecology of aquatic microbes, including protists (“plant-like” algae and “animal-like” protozoans), bacterial communities and viruses in aquatic systems. The course will consist of instructor-led presentations/lectures and student-led discussions of primary […]

Tuesdays & Thursdays 1:25-2:40pm Hosted in Vancouver with AMS/zoom to all campuses Instructor: Dr. Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens This graduate course is focused on the biology and ecology of aquatic microbes, including protists (“plant-like” algae and “animal-like” protozoans), bacterial communities and viruses in aquatic systems. The course will consist of instructor-led presentations/lectures and student-led discussions of primary […]

Spring 2018 Dr. Elowyn Yager and Dr. Daniele Tonina, Instructors Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:30-5:45pm, Boise, Idaho Water Center, CRN 72282 3:30-4:45 pm, Moscow, Janssen Engineering 26, CRN 70657 OR Engineering Outreach (online/recorded classes), CRN 72315 Contact: Elowyn Yager, 208-364-4935, eyager@uidaho.edu

Instructor: Von Walden Credits: 1-2 credits; 1 for literature review, plus 1 for sensor development Term: Spring 2018 Time: Tuesday, Thursday – Time to be determined Location: To be determined

Goal: Provide graduate students from any STEM background a solid foundation in all aspects of physical water processes on Earth. 3 credits M/W/F 1:10-2pm Spring 2018 (even springs) Based in Vancouver, AMS to any campus Instructor, Dr. Kevan B. Moffett kevan.moffett@wsu.edu Announcement  

Lecture: Tu, Th 9:10 – 10:25 Lab: TU 1:25 – 4:15 Students will learn to design, interpret, and critically evaluate the use of stable isotopic tools. Specifically, we will focus on efficiently learning terminology and notation, sources of variation, mathematical models of isotope composition, and key applications of stable isotope techniques. The laboratory section of […]

Class hours: MON/WED 3:10-2:25pm meetings: Sloan 32 Instructor: Heping Liu This course seeks to train graduate students in the theory and measurements of heat, water vapor, and carbon dioxide fluxes between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere. Students will be introduced to the micrometeorological theory of atmospheric turbulence and land-surface fluxes and the working principles of […]