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Here's our first public presentation (poster, not speaking).

If you're a graduating college senior and are interested in earning a Masters of Science degree while pursuing this research in Fall 2018, please PM me.

Cheers, Eric

Nice research. I do hope you´ll find someone for the project

Thank you. I also hope so. I've advertised widely.

Cheers, Eric

Hi Eric,
I agree with the above - nice, interesting and useful research.
Two things:
1. Could you please provide a reference for the work (workshop? conference? or whatever).
2. I think that this piece is worthy of moving into the Taxonomy and science news forum.

Lee

Hi Lee,

Thank you.

Reference: http://sicb.org/meetings/2018/schedule/ ... hp?id=1566

As for placement in science forum, that's fine by me (although I don't have the power to move the thread).

I didn't post it there originally because it's been my understanding that publications typically get in that thread, not posters. I know there have been exceptions, but that's my experience.

Cheers, Eric

Hi Eric,

Thanks for the follow up and reference.

Eric - "I didn't post it there originally because it's been my understanding that publications typically get in that thread, not posters. I know there have been exceptions, but that's my experience."

Good information is good information whatever the format. Hopefully this will be considered for exception.

Lee

lfinley58 wrote: 06 Jan 2018, 20:51 Eric - "I didn't post it there originally because it's been my understanding that publications typically get in that thread, not posters. I know there have been exceptions, but that's my experience."

Good information is good information whatever the format. Hopefully this will be considered for exception.

I would tend to advocate for "citable" not "published" as the cut-off. I can't go to many conferences but learning what came up at them is great. So you have a really interesting poster - great, I didn't go and see it, but I could cite it (if you give us that conference information).

This is a very interesting research. Thank you for sharing.

TheFishGuy1 wrote: 11 Oct 2018, 17:20 This is a very interesting research. Thank you for sharing.

Repeated trivial posts (and you've made lots in the past few hours) are against forum rules. Your posts are on-topic and polite, so I would like to politely ask you to stop please.

Many thanks,

Jools