I’ve made it through Greece riding the train all the way from one terminus to the other and am now typing from an internet cafe in Pireus where I’m going to catch a ferry to Naxos. I did manage to get a sim card for my phone. I learned that iPhones require microsim cards which … More Greek update
Oh man. I just found out the hard way there’s no undo button on the iPad. I’d just finished writing out this post when I accidentally deleted the entire thing. Bother. Well, here we go again. I’m sure you’ll be able to tell I’m running really low on sleep. I made it to Greece! I’ve … More Made it to Greece!
I’ve been hinting for a while about my scientific goals for this summer but now that I’m hours away from boarding a plane it’s finally time to fill everyone in about my research plans. I’m interested in species interactions and especially how those interactions affect how ecosystems “work.” These kinds of questions often utilize a … More So what am I actually going to be up to?
I’ve been trying hard to finish reading this terrific book before leaving for Europe and now that I’m hours away from flying out I’m going to write up a quick, glowing recommendation for anyone interested in the importance of field observations to science. In this book, Michael Canfield assembled a fascinating collection of field scientists from … More Field Notes on Science and Nature
Hello everyone, Sorry I don’t have a bit more to report. I’ve been traveling to a wedding. I have a bit of downtime though and wanted to give a few more details about my trip! I’ll be able to give first hand accounts of all of these places in the next couple of weeks (!!) … More A few more details
Hello Everyone! Well, I’m excitedly preparing for my research expedition to Europe in 10 days and I figured it was time to update you all with some more details. My plan is to continue updating this blog throughout with pictures and stories of my progress so please stay tuned! Click the follow button so you … More Heading to Europe in 10 Days!
Colin Donihue 