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Tag Archives: fisheries

A Highlight of Molecular Ecology outside of Academia

Posted on 21 Dec, 2018 by Katharine Coykendall

I’ve recently made a career change. Actually, I’m not even sure whether to call it that, or the next step of a natural, if meandering progression of a scientist not on the academic career path. Even though I see more and … Continue reading →

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Posted in career, conservation, ecology, funding, pedigree, population genetics, quantitative genetics, Uncategorized | Tagged academia, alternative careers, bioinformatics, conservation, fisheries, SNPs | Leave a comment
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