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SAFS professor Chelsea Wood receives prestigious Sloan Fellowship
SAFS Professor Chelsea Wood was awarded a Sloan Fellowship, awarded to early-career researchers in recognition of distinguished performance and a unique potential to make substantial contributions to their field. Prof. Wood is a prolific researcher who uses parasites and pathogens (both human and fish-based) to uncover fundamental ecological truths about the natural world. She will receive $65,000 to further her research initiatives, which includes using museum fish specimens as “parasite time capsules”, as reported in UW News.
Read moreApplications for Ken Chew visiting professorship in aquaculture ($29,000) to SAFS are now open
The recipient will be awarded with a 2-6 month collaborative visit to SAFS beginning in summer 2018, which covers travel, housing, research supplies and a modest stipend each month, for a total value of up to $29,000. The award honors the many lasting and excellent contributions of Prof Kenneth K. Chew to aquaculture. More details are available here: https://catalyst.uw.edu/workspace/sr320/29938/198514.
Read moreRay Hilborn testifies to Senate subcommittee on the reauthorization of US fisheries act
The U.S. is weighing changes to the main act that governs U.S. federal fisheries in the planned reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. Fisheries science was the focus of the fourth meeting by the Senate subcommittee on this action, and SAFS Prof. Ray Hilborn was invited to testify, pointing out that U.S. fisheries are largely successful, with most overfished stocks now rebuilding, and overall fish biomass increasing in the U.S.
Read moreMarine Biology core course offers lecture, lab, and multiple field trips
Marine Biology (FISH250) is the core class for the College of the Environment Marine Biology Minor, where students learn principles of oceanography, biology, physiology and reproduction of marine taxa. The course focuses on the adaptations organisms need to thrive in their marine environments. The class includes active student discussion, class polls, and the opportunity to experience and experiment with key concepts in the laboratory section and fun field trips to Friday Harbor, Alki Beach (night low tide), Ocean Shores and others.
Read moreGot a minute? Check out this short video about the Alaska Salmon Program!
Studying Sockeye Salmon
Each summer, aquatic and fishery sciences professor Daniel Schindler and his students travel to Bristol Bay, Alaska to observe one of the most valuable fisheries in the world.
Read the story here.Please join the Alaska Salmon Program for our 2015 Science Symposium, November 18, 2015
This annual symposium showcases the research of the UW School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences’ Alaska Salmon Program undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff and visiting scientists. Our program focuses on all aspects of the ecology of Pacific salmon in the North Pacific, Bering Sea, and watersheds of Southwest Alaska. Participants will give brief talks sharing their research in both basic and applied ecology, as well as the biological and socioeconomic management of Alaskan fisheries.
Read more about the Alaska Salmon ProgramAnnouncing the Kenneth K. Chew Endowed Professorship in Aquaculture 2016-2017
We are seeking candidates for a collaborative visit to enhance aquaculture-related science, beginning as early as summer 2016.
Read MoreSAFS is hiring two Tenure-Track Assistant Professors
Update 08/17/2016: Thanks for your interest! These two positions have been filled.
Assistant Professor and Curator of Ichthyology at the UW Burke Museum
Assistant Professor, Marine Invertebrate Ecology
Spring Seminar Series, TODAY with Dr. Kevin Bailey
Please join the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences for its Spring Seminar Series. The SAFS seminar series consists of weekly presentations by eminent academics, prospective faculty members and the School’s own faculty members. Seminars are free and open to the public.
When
TODAY, May 21, 2015 at 4 PM
Social immediately follows
Where
University of Washington
Fishery Sciences Building
Room 102
1122 NE Boat Street
Seattle, Washington (map)
View the full seminar schedule.