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CLSU, UPM partner for student mobility, faculty hiring, research - Vimarsana News

CLSU, UPM partner for student mobility, faculty hiring, research

TO explore research collaboration and student mobility, the Nueva Ecija-based Central Luzon State University (CLSU) held a partnership meeting with the Universiti of Putra Malaysia (UPM), which also included the hiring of faculty as adjunct professors.

Adventure Aquarium | interview with Molly Deese - Vimarsana News

Adventure Aquarium | interview with Molly Deese

Blooloop speaks to Molly Deese of New Jersey's Adventure Aquarium about conservation messaging and making a difference.

Doctoral research seeks to reveal Mississippi's ecosystem - Vimarsana News

Doctoral research seeks to reveal Mississippi's ecosystem

Shay Valentine is examining the spatial dynamics of native fishes throughout the Upper Mississippi River basin to acquire a wider understanding of the storied river’s ecosystem and help wildlife managers

A Fish By Any Other Name: Inside The Effort To Bring 'Copi' To Dinner - Vimarsana News

A Fish By Any Other Name: Inside The Effort To Bring 'Copi' To Dinner

This invasive fish has a new moniker, one that experts hope will encourage more restaurants to place it on their menus.

SIU doctoral student researches fish species to reveal the Mississippi's little-known ecosystem - Vimarsana News

SIU doctoral student researches fish species to reveal the Mississippi's little-known ecosystem

Shay Valentine, a Southern Illinois University Carbondale doctoral student in zoology, is examining the spatial dynamics of native fishes throughout the Upper Mississippi River basin to acquire a wider understanding of the storied river’s ecosystem and help wildlife managers conserve its unique native fish diversity.

Source: siu.edu