Diatoms of North AmericaJoin Diatom Web Academy 2025!
We offer a series of live, online seminars. Join us and be part of the discussion! If you are not able to attend the live series, tune into the recordings. The recorded series (since 2020) offer a broad range to topics to enrich your diatomaceous understanding.
You are invited to join us, wherever you may be, from anywhere around the world. Our zoom link:
https://umn.zoom.us/j/93666722376?pwd=4dLrWAKjJMP4ez2TCm4DIQ1KQj4oBA.1
UPCOMING
Tuesday, July 8
16:00 GMT
10 AM (mountain time)
International Society for Diatom Research, Young ISDR
Informational webinar on ISDR Grant Awards
Description: In 2023, the ISDR initiated a trial grant scheme for Early Career Researchers (ECR) who are members of our society, with £10,000 available for awards. The aim of program is to support ECRs by providing research funding to individuals and supporting scientific networks. ECRS are defined as 1) currently registered in a MSc or PhD programme, or 2) postgraduates within 8 years of the award of MSc or PhD or (extensions to this 8 year timeframe are permitted for periods of leave, including maternity, parental and sick leave). Two grant programs are open for submission until 1 October 2025 for the 1) Luc Ector grant and the 2) networking grant. The purpose of the sessions is to provide details of the grant program, allow previous awardees to share their experiences, and encourage ECRs to submit their research proposals.
Intended Audience: These interactive sessions will be directed toward graduate students and Early Career Researchers (within 8 years of graduate degree) and their advisors.
Tuesday, July 21
time to be determined - will align with Asian, South Pacific time zones
International Society for Diatom Research, Young ISDR
Informational webinar on ISDR Grant Awards
August (between 3-7)
time to be determined - will align with African, European time zones
International Society for Diatom Research, Young ISDR
Informational webinar on ISDR Grant Awards
FOR FALL 2025
Carlos Wetzel, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
Diatom endemism in South America
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ARCHIVE
Rob Kimmich
A day in the life of an amateur diatomist
David U. Hernández-Becerril
Marine planktonic diatoms from the Mexican Pacific: a journey through their diversity and ecology
Sunčica Bosak
Diversity of microbial jungles carried by Loggerhead sea turtles
Roksana Majewska
Diatom associations with marine megafauna
Xavi Benito
The Iberoamerican diatom network and database
Luca Pellegrino
Exploring the late Miocene diatomaceous event in the Mediterranean
Emily Hutcheson
A "Central Bureau of Feminine Algology:" Algae, mutualism, and gendered ecological perspectives
