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Viktor Hamburger to Jane Maienschein [draft], August 5, 1995
draft version of letter to Jane Maienschein
Created: 8/5/95Viktor Hamburger to Martha Hamburger, April 20, 1950 and April 30, 1950
Letter about trip to Cambridge, lecturing at MIT and Harvard, Victor Twitty, Rita
Created: 4/20/1950 and 4/30/1950Viktor Hamburger to Ludwig von Bertalanffy, July 31, 1952
Invitation to Bertalanffy to give a lecture at Washington University with funds from the Sigma Xi Society
Created: 7/31/52Understanding changes in coastal ecosystems: the Land Margin Ecosystems Research Program, draft report
Title: "Understanding changes in coastal ecosystems: the Land Margin Ecosystems Research Program"
Proposal for LMER Coordination grant from National Science Foundation in 1994
Announcement for LMER Coordination grant from National Science Foundation in 1994 at Ecosystems Center, Marine Biological Lab
Created: 1994Proposal for LMER Coordination grant from National Science Foundation in 1992
Announcement for LMER Coordination grant from National Science Foundation in 1992, PI John Hobbie of the Ecosystems Center, Marine Biological Lab
Created: 1992Call for proposals from US National Science Foundation for Land-Margin Ecosystems Research for 1994
Call for proposals from US National Science Foundation for Land-Margin Ecosystems Research for 1994
Created: 1993Call for proposals from US National Science Foundation for Land-Margin Ecosystems Research for 1992
Call for proposals from US National Science Foundation for Land-Margin Ecosystems Research for 1992
Created: 1991Land Margin Ecosystems Research (LMER) Annual Scientists' Meeting 1992 Report
Contents: "Land Margin Ecosystems Research"; "Annual Scientists' Meeting: Purpose and summary"; "List of meeting participants"; "Report of the workshop on vertical coupling"; "Report of the workshop on coupling between land and water"; "Report of the workshop on use of geographic information systems"; "Report of the workshop on biological-physical modeling"
Created: 1992-11Winter 1997 Newsletter of the Land Margin Ecosystems Research Program
Contents: "All scientists' meeting, cross-site comparisons are valuable parts of the LMER program" by John E. Hobbie; "Analysis of the Satilla River Watershed: Land use, water discharge and nutrient ouput" by Ting Dai, Alice G. Chambers, and Richard G. Wiegert; "River forcing of planktonic net metabolism: extremes in Chesapeake Bay, 1995-96" by Erik M. Smith, Lawrence W. Harding, Michael E. Mallonee, W. Michael Kemp; "Biochemical characterization of suspended particulate material in the Columbia River" by Frederik G. Prahl, Lawrence R.
Created: 1997Spring 1996 Newsletter of the Land Margin Ecosystems Research Program
Contents: "The LMER program today" by John Hobbie; "LMER sites compare utilization of river-borne dissolved organic carbon" by Charles Hopkinson, Jr.; "Workshop developed paradigms on estuarine food web structure" by Linda Deegan; "Residence times workshop links physics and ecology"by Bill Boicourt; "GIS grop asseses nutrient flux calculation methods" by Jack Finn; "Scanfish allows TIES researchers to quickly map shallow estuarine areas"; "Chesapeake Bay site extends work of firs LMER project to higher trophic levels" by
Created: 1996Fall 1998 Newsletter of the Land Margin Ecosystems Research Program
Contents: "LMER begins transition to LTER program" by John E. Hobbie; "Dominance of particle-attached bacteria in the Columbia River Estuary" by Byron C. Crump, John A. Baross, and Charles A. Simenstad; "Influence of baroclinic pressure gradients on vertical sheer estuarine tidal currents" by Julie Amft and Jackson Blanton; "Seasonal and spatial patterns in stable isotopic composition of Chesapeake Bay food web components" by James D. Hagy and Walter R.
Created: 1998Example of a simplified nutrient cycle from Ecosystems Center 1979 annual report
Caption reads: "Figure 1. The biotic systems that have built and now maintain the biosphere also influence the cycles of carbon, nitrogen, sulfer, and other elements. The general pattern of movement is a series of exchanges between the atmosphere, the land, and the sea. Human activities worldwide have mobilized significant additional quantities of biotically important substances, including toxins, and have modified the natural cycles."
Created: 1979A data logger at one of the Ecosystems Center's LTER sites
A Campbell CR21x data logger at one of the Ecosystems Center's LTER sites.
Lee Stuart cottongrass seed in Alaska
Lee Stuart (grad student from San Diego State/UC Davis) collecting Eriophorum (cottongrass) seed, late 1970s. The location is probably along the Elliot Highway north of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Researchers setting up greenhouse experiments at Toolik Lake, Alaska
Researchers setting up an early version of "greenhouse" experiments at Toolik Lake, Alaska.
A Sunday hike in the Brooks Range, Alaska
A Sunday hike in the Brooks Range, Alaska, about 1980-81. The woman is Barbara Lachenbruch (student of Terry Chapin's, Univ Alaska). Behind her is Tom and Ellen (last names unknown), working at Toolik Lake at the time.
Walt Oechel's early system for controlling variables in a field experiment
Walt Oechel's early system for controlling CO2/temperature/water/light in field cuvettes, on the hillside below our fertilizer plots.
Researchers counting seedlings in Alaska
Counting seedlings in small disturbed plots, around 1977-78 in Alaska. Lee Stuart (student, San Diego State/UC Davis) on the left, Pete Tryon (RA, Univ Alaska) and Terry Chapin (Univ Alaska) on the right.
Map of Gaius Shaver's data collection sites in Barrow, Alaska
Map of Gaius Shaver's data collection sites in Barrow, Alaska, from 1973
Created: 1973Terry Chapin sorting cottongrass tillers in the field at Sagwon, Alaska
Terry Chapin sorting cottongrass tillers in the field at Sagwon, Alaska, late 1970s.
Jim Laundre, Anne Giblin, Gus Shaver, and Knute Nadelhoffer, in a snowstorm at Toolik Lake, July 18, 1984
Left to right: Jim Laundre, Anne Giblin, Gus Shaver, and Knute Nadelhoffer, in a snowstorm at Toolik Lake, July 18, 1984. Jim was then an RA, Anne, Gus, and Knute were Assistant Scientists, all at the Ecosystems Center.
Created: 1984Note from David Kirchman to Ivan Valiela at the Ecosystems Center
Note reads: "Ivan- You & the MBL Marine Ecology course got me going in this field. Thanks. David Kirchman"
Created: 2013Winogradsky column used at the Ecosystems Center
This is a Winogradsky column that Joseph Vallino uses in a SES course on Methods in Microbial Ecology. Almost every bacterial metabolic process that occurs on Earth also occurs in these columns that are simply constructed by placing freshwater or marine sediments augmented with a carbon source (such as saw dust) and fertilizer (N and P) in a column and topping it off with either fresh or sea water. Julie Huber is a co-instructor in the course.
Methanotrophic microcosms used at the Ecosystems Center
These are methanotrophic microcosms that are being used to develop and test new approaches to modeling microbial biogeochemistry using thermodynamic approaches (namely, the principle of maximum entropy production).