The AMS Members Corkboard
The AMS Members Corkboard is the place for American Malacologists to post items of general interest to the rest of the Society. Most recent items are posted near the top. Click here to find out how to submit items to the AMS Members Corkboard.
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10 Mar 2010
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Carriker Student Research Awards in Malacology for 2010
Applications due April 16, 2010 (more...)
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21 Oct 2009
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Graduate Research Opportunities in Molluscan Biodiversity (The Graf Lab, U of Alabama)
For Fall 2010, I am seeking two students interested in pursuing graduate research in my lab at the University of Alabama. Qualified students (M.S. or Ph.D.) are eligible for teaching/research assistantships through the Biology Department as well as external grants. (more...)
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11 Feb 2009
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Help requested for Slugs and Snails book
From David George Gordon:
I’m writing a book for the general public on land snails and slugs of North America. I’m seeking assistance from any authorities on these animals, as well as their suggestions for any recent studies or literature I should be aware of. I can be reached by e-mail at dggordon@olympus.net and by phone at 206-841-6326. Whatever help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
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12 Nov 2008
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American Malacological Bulletin to be on BioOne
Dear Readers,
I am happy to announce that beginning in January 2009, the American Malacological Bulletin will be available on BioOne (www.bioone.org), an essential electronic aggregation of over 140 cutting-edge bioscience research journals. Volumes 22-25, as well as current issues published in 2009 and onwards, will be available in both PDF and XML formats. The Bulletin will be available to all institutional subscribers of the BioOne.2 collection. Libraries wishing to subscribe or those with any questions should contact BioOne directly. We are also working on developing a link through our web page to allow subscribers to download pdfs of papers. Our hope is that this increased electronic visibility of our journal will add to its stature and allow us to recruit cutting edge papers on malacology.
Kenneth M. Brown
Editor
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