I find joy in Border Collies, Lake Superior fish, leftovers, 3rd hand clothes, snow, bikes, and data visualization. When ladling soup I get more chunks than broth.
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I have studied aquatic plants, invertebrates, and fish from caves, springs, rivers, lakes and wetlands in deserts, jungles, mountains, and the arctic. I have collaborated with scientists and led scientific expeditions throughout the United States, Canada, Pakistan, and Africa. I am comfortable in uncomfortable places.
Lake Superior fish collections, color coded by year.
A view into a Lake Superior fish survey
I have processed or supervised the identification of more than 35,00 benthic invertebrate, zooplankton, and fish stomach content samples. I taught aquatic invertebrate taxonomy and biology at Utah State University. Stable istope sample preparation and fish aging are also present in my tool box.
Atractive data, be it sensible data frames or pretty plots, is a way of life I aspire to. Visual appeal increases engagement which parlays into greater comprehension and better decisions. Here’s a few recent examples I’ve done with Caroline Rosinski
A typical research topic talk, Lake Superior Ciscoe Recruitment
Chores and mountain biking with my dog bring me joy.
Kimber Vinson uncharacteristically relaxing
The cabin down by the river with Rio Vinson
The number of apples it takes to make 100 gallons of cider
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