Eco-DAS 2.0: Ecological Dissertations in the Aquatic Sciences

Eco-DAS 2.0：水生科学中的生态论文

• 批准号: 1356192
• 负责人: Paul Kemp
• 金额: $ 55.06万
• 依托单位: University of Hawaii
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Continuing Grant
• 财政年份: 2014
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2014-04-01 至 2021-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1356192&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Eco; DAS; 2.0; Ecological; Dissertations

The Eco-DAS (Ecological Dissertations in the Aquatic Sciences) symposia bring together individuals within 1 year of receiving their PhD in the aquatic sciences. Previous symposia were held
in 2008, 2010 and 2012. To date, this award has supported 107 participants and 10 mentors.This project will continue the Eco-DAS series with three new symposia to be held in 2014,
 2016 and 2018. Each symposium will support approximately 35 participants and up to 5 mentors, and will result in publication of a formal proceedings volume. The project will pay 
the direct costs of the symposia (travel, accomodations, food, event coordination), for preparation
 of the symposium proceedings, and for evaluation.Intellectual Merit :The proposed symposia will:
 1. Foster sustained, cross-disciplinary interactions among top new researchers in ecological oceanography and limnology.
 2. Help to build a trusted network of colleagues with diverse backgrounds, perspectives and
 expertise.
 3. Challenge participants to explore new ideas with self-organized author teams of their peers.
 4. Familiarize new researchers with the diversity of research funding, and introduce them
 to representatives of funding agencies with whom they will interact in future.
 5. Foster mentor relationships with more established scientists. 
6. Address the requirements for professional success of new researchers through targeted discussions. 7. Provide valuable feedback to the funding agencies by identifying needs and recommending directions for future research.Broader Impacts :Formal evaluations indicate that the Eco-DAS symposia significantly increase career confidence of the participants. Eco-DAS dramatically increases participants? access to a network of
trusted expertise, including their peer group as well as senior and near-peer mentors. This trusted network also enables participants to investigate alternative possibilities for a productive science career. Participants meet NSF program managers and have the opportunity to ask direct questions regarding funding opportunities and the funding process. They engage in discussion of emerging issues in the aquatic sciences, and provide feedback to NSF. Participants receive training in team leadership, and instruction and practical experience with collaboration tools.For many, this is their first experience with leading or even working in a collaborative team
of equals. Interdisciplinary collaborations are actively encouraged through the publication 
of a formal proceedings volume for each symposium. The proceedings chapters are not merely tools to encourage collaboration: they are a substantive contribution to science, and benefit 
the participants by disseminating their creative ideas. The three additional symposia are very likely to have a significant positive impact on more than 100 new aquatic scientists.

Eco-DAS（水生科学生态论文）研讨会汇集了获得水生科学博士学位一年内的个人。之前的研讨会分别于 2008 年、2010 年和 2012 年举行。迄今为止，该奖项已资助了 107 名参与者和 10 名导师。该项目将延续 Eco-DAS 系列，并于 2014 年举办三场新的研讨会。 2016 年和 2018 年。每次研讨会将支持大约 35 名参与者和最多 5 名导师，并将出版正式会议记录集。该项目将支付“研讨会的直接费用（差旅费、住宿费、食物费、活动协调费）”，用于筹备工作。学术价值：拟议的研讨会将：
 1. 促进生态海洋学和湖沼学领域的顶尖新研究人员之间持续的、跨学科的互动。 2. 帮助建立一个由具有不同背景、观点和观点的同事组成的值得信赖的网络。专业知识。 3. 挑战参与者与同行自组织的作者团队一起探索新想法。 4. 让新研究人员熟悉研究经费的多样性，并介绍他们的研究经费。以及未来将与之互动的资助机构代表。
 5. 与更知名的科学家建立导师关系。 ＆#8232;6。通过有针对性的讨论，满足新研究人员职业成功的要求。 7. 通过确定需求并推荐未来研究方向，向资助机构提供有价值的反馈。更广泛的影响：正式评估表明，Eco-DAS 研讨会显着提高了参与者的职业信心。 Eco-DAS 大幅增加参与者？接触值得信赖的专业知识网络，包括他们的同行群体以及高级和近同行导师。这个值得信赖的网络还使参与者能够研究富有成效的科学职业的替代可能性。参与者会见 NSF 项目经理，并有机会直接询问有关资助机会和资助流程的问题。他们参与水产科学中新问题的讨论，并向 NSF 提供反馈。参与者接受团队领导力培训以及协作工具的指导和实践经验。对于许多人来说，这是他们第一次领导甚至在平等的协作团队中工作。通过出版每次研讨会的正式会议记录卷，积极鼓励跨学科合作。会议记录章节不仅仅是鼓励合作的工具：它们是对科学的实质性贡献，并通过传播参与者的创造性想法使参与者受益。新增的三场研讨会很可能对 100 多名新水生科学家产生重大积极影响。

项目成果

Auxotrophic interactions: a stabilizing attribute of aquatic microbial communities?

营养性相互作用：水生微生物群落的稳定属性？

• DOI: 10.1093/femsec/fiaa115
• 发表时间: 2020-11-03
• 期刊: FEMS microbiology ecology
• 影响因子: 4.2
• 作者: Johnson WM;Alexander H;Bier RL;Miller DR;Muscarella ME;Pitz KJ;Smith H
• 通讯作者: Smith H

Trophic control changes with season and nutrient loading in lakes

营养控制随季节和湖泊养分负荷而变化

• DOI: 10.1111/ele.13532
• 发表时间: 2020
• 期刊: Ecology Letters
• 影响因子: 8.8
• 作者: Rogers, Tanya L.;Munch, Stephan B.;Stewart, Simon D.;Palkovacs, Eric P.;Giron‐Nava, Alfredo;Matsuzaki, Shin‐ichiro S.;Symons, Celia C.
• 通讯作者: Symons, Celia C.