Call for nomination for the Lamberson Award 2017
/in News /by Luc DoyenThe Rollie Lamberson Award celebrates the contribution of Professor Rollie Lamberson to the field of natural resource modeling and the growth of the Resource Modeling Association by recognizing each year the most outstanding paper in natural resource modeling in the previous two years. See http://resourcemodeling.org/lamberson/ or below for more details.
- Only current RMA members are eligible for the award.
- All papers published in Natural Resource Modeling during the previous two calendar years (namely 2015-2016) will be considered automatically provided at least one of the authors is a current member.
- Papers published in other journals may be nominated for consideration provided at least one of the co-authors is a current member. To be considered, the submission must comprise:
- an electronic version of the paper in English,
- a nominating letter specifying why the paper is deserving of the Rollie Lamberson Award. Criteria below.
Send your nominations to RMA presidence or to RMA contact from the website. The submission for the award 2017 will be closed on January 20, 2017.
The Lamberson prize will be delivered to the winners during the 2017 RMA conference to be held in Barcelona on June 6-9, 2017.
NRM Journal going from strength to strength
/in Journal Editor's Postings /by editor editorOur journal, Natural Resource Modeling, has done it again! Our 2014 Impact Factor continues to rise, this time to 1.196. I can’t emphasize enough how helpful and important it is for you to promote our journal – make researchers aware of it, encourage your colleagues to submit papers, and reference articles we publish whenever appropriate.
2015 Bordeaux
/in RMA Conferences /by editor editorThe 2015 International Conference of the Resource Modeling Association was held at the University of Bordeaux from 29th June to 1st July 2015.
Ni hou! Don’t Miss Out on Guangzhou – deadlines approaching
/in News /by editor editorWorld Conference on Natural Resource Modeling – June, 2018 Guangzhou, China
You want a career in marine biology but your maths is weak. Relax, the basic skills can be mastered.
/in News /by SecretaryMarine biology: Charting sea life
You want a career in marine biology but your maths is weak. Relax, the basic skills can be mastered.
- Nature 528, 295-297 (2015) doi:10.1038/nj7581-295a
- Published online 09 December 2015 Go to article
This article was originally published in the journal Nature
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