Survivor's Guide to Stable Isotope Ecology

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05/12/2024

Early Bird Deadline 15th December 2024
Places are filling up fast on the 2025 edition of the Survivor's Guide to Stable Isotope Ecology.
Stable isotopes are a powerful and ubiquitous tool in modern ecology. When used correctly, they can unlock the mysteries of food-webs, species interactions, ecophysiology, and migration patterns across the globe. This course will give you the skills to maximise the benefit of the use of stable isotopes in your current or future research.
Register your interest in the course here:
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For the discounted Early Bird rate, complete the application form by 15th December 2024.
For more information please contact [email protected].

27/09/2024

SGSIE 2025 Course dates 16 - 23rd March 2025
Residential course held in Siracusa, Sicily.

Early Bird applications by 15th December 2024
Regular applications by 15th February 2025

The sixth edition of The Survivors’ Guide to Stable Isotope Ecology sees our great team of lecturers from all over the world come together again to unlock the secrets of stable isotopes for you. Stable isotopes are a powerful and ubiquitous tool in modern ecology. When used correctly, they can unlock the mysteries of food-webs, species interactions, ecophysiology, and migration patterns across the globe.
This course will give you the skills to maximise the benefit of the use of stable isotopes in your current or future research.
Register your interest here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/11STUaSOVqLVFB5olUeHVjbTzI3MF107uFXMEXtbmkIs/viewform

For more information, contact [email protected]

04/02/2024

SGSIE 2023 - guided visit of the Riserva Saline Di Priolo with participants on last year's course.