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In the Winter 2025 Quantitative Seminars, Andre Punt from the UW School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences talks about: Allocating catches to species in mixed species data - a model-based approach.

As part of the UW SAFS Think Tank Series, Cole Monnahan from NOAA Fisheries AFSC and Ian Stewart (IPHC) discusses: Diagnosing common sources of lack of fit to composition data in fisheries stock assessment models using One-Step-Ahead (OSA) residuals.

In the second workshop of the LEarning And Professional Skills (LEAPS) program, students received guidance on letters of recommendation, a critical part of any application. Please note the volume is very quiet for the discussion section of this workshop from 22:45-36:15. Find out more at fish.uw.edu/leaps-program

In the Autumn 2024 Quantitative Seminars, Mason Fidino from the Lincoln Park Zoo and the University of Chicago spoke about: Scaling up urban biodiversity monitoring with coordinated research networks.

In the Autumn 2024 Quantitative Seminars, Brendan Wallace from Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management (QERM), University of Washington spoke about: Emergent transportation networks.

In the Autumn 2024 Quantitative Seminars, Will Oestreich from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institution spoke about: Collective behavior in dynamic and changing oceanic ecosystems.

In the Autumn 2024 Quantitative Seminars, Jeffrey Doser from North Carolina State University spoke about: Advances in hierarchical spatial modeling for forest and wildlife management.

In the Autumn 2024 Quantitative Seminars, Jack Buckner from Oregon State University spoke about: Recovering complex ecosystem dynamics with state-space universal differential equations.

As part of the UW SAFS Think Tank Series, Kiva Oken from NOAA Fisheries discusses: When do environmental drivers improve advice from stock assessment models

Are you interested in a career in marine science? Want to learn how to get experience and build your resumé as an undergraduate? Introducing the LEarning And Professional Skills (LEAPS) program: A series of workshops offered over the course of the academic year to teach you all of the skills that you need to get into the field of aquatic/marine science. The workshops are open to any undergradua...

As part of the UW SAFS Think Tank Series, Andre Punt from SAFS discusses: Using simulation to evaluate alternative OA experiments for North Pacific crab stocks.

In the Autumn 2024 Quantitative Seminars, Caitlin Magel from the University of Washington Tacoma’s Puget Sound Institute spoke about: Models facilitate comparison of the social-ecological tradeoffs among Puget Sound management alternatives

As part of the UW SAFS Think Tank Series, Jim Thorson from NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center discusses: Dynamic structural equation models as novel framework for incorporating time-variation into stock assessment models.

In the SAFS Autumn 2024 Departmental Seminar Series, this week's speaker was Corey Garza, SAFS Professor and Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the UW College of the Environment. Corey's topic was: A Game of Drones: advancing discovery and innovation in marine ecology

Quantitative Autumn 2024 - Yunyi Shen - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

UW Aquatic Sciences Open House 2024

SAFS 2024 Graduation Ceremony

Quantitative Spring 2024 - Maia Kapur - NOAA AFSC

Spring 2024 - Bill Karp - International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES)

Spring 2024 - Ray Nayler - George Washington University

Quantitative Spring 2024 - Chris Cahill - Michigan State University/ Quantitative Fisheries Center

Spring 2024 - Elli Theobald - University of Washington, Biology Department

Quantitative Spring 2024 - Jhen Hsu - Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University

Spring 2024 - Eiren Jacobson - St Andrews University

Quantitative Spring 2024 - Luoliang Xu, Center for Limnology, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Spring 2024 - Lisa Pfeiffer - NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center

Quantitative Spring 2024 - Miranda Roethler, UW SAFS

Spring 2024 - Sam Wilson - Simon Fraser University

Quantitative Spring 2024 - Enrico Armelloni - University of Bologna