ALT Image of a promotional graphic announcing the Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellowship. The text highlights a call for applications for a two-year fellowship aimed at early-career aquatic scientists to gain experience in scientific writing, editing, publishing, and outreach. The deadline for applications is September 1, 2025.
![Testimonial from recent L&O Letters author Dr. Erik Yando. "On behalf of all the co-authors, we thank you for [accepting] our paper. We greatly appreciate the rigorous and helpful feedback from yourself, the associate editor, and the reviewers. We are very thankful for your encouragement along the way."](https://venexa.site/media/GcdO0SmWQAAeifX.jpg)
ALT Testimonial from recent L&O Letters author Dr. Erik Yando. "On behalf of all the co-authors, we thank you for [accepting] our paper. We greatly appreciate the rigorous and helpful feedback from yourself, the associate editor, and the reviewers. We are very thankful for your encouragement along the way."
ALT 🙌 Today we say 'Thank You!' to Paul Kemp who concludes his tenure as founding Editor-in-Chief of #ASLO_Methods. Paul's exemplary leadership and dedication have been instrumental in shaping the journal's continued success. Check out his interview: 📖 https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/lob.10646 Graphic shows photo of Paul Kemp (Founding Editor-in-Chief of L&O Methods with the text "Thank you, for your service and dedication to ASLO and the aquatic sciences community." Below info about L&O Bulletin article: Message from the Executive Director: Interview with Paul Kemp, Founding Editor-in-Chief, L&O Methods by Teresa Curto
ALT We’re big fans of the Secchi Disk - check out the #ASLO24 logo! 💡This #MethodsMonday paper details a new low-cost mini-Secchi Disk equipped with various electronic sensors to promote open and accessible #aquaticscience #ASLO_Methods 📖https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/lom3.10624
ALT Text of post: 🫶 🌍 To celebrate 2024 #EarthDay and #Methodsmonday, we are embracing the theme 'Planet vs Plastic' by highlighting an #ASLO_Methods article on #microplastics as a reminder for the need for collective action to protect our planet's ecosystems 🌊🌱 https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/lom3.10585 #ASLO Graphic shows a watercolor painting of earth witht the tet 22nd April 2024, Planet vs Plastic, Earth Day. On the bottom is a blue banner with the MethodsMonday logo and the hashtag #MethodsMonday. In the center information about the highlighted article: A bold new purpose for an old method: Using invertebrate kick-netting to improve monitoring of MICROPLASTIC POLLUTION in running waters Aidan Mora-Teddy, Gerry P. Closs, Christoph D. Matthaei Limnology and Oceanography: Methods 2024-2
ALT For #MethodsMonday we feature a synthesis from #ASLO_Methods “Evaluation of Existing Methods”. The authors conclude that combining different methods is crucial to best understand #phytoplankton community composition. Read #OpenAccess https://doi.org/10.1002/lom3.10602 #aquaticscience
ALT Start your week with #MethodsMonday! Today we feature an article about the marine #nitrogencycle, which controls oceanic productivity through enzymatic processes mediated by #microbes. Read #OpenAccess #ASLO_Methods https://doi.org/10.1002/lom3.10594 Follow #ASLO for weekly highlights!
