INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY: Dr. Jamileh Panahy Mirzahasanlou

In this news feature we share the work of diatomists in Iran. Dr. Jamileh Panahy Mirzahasanlou, Assistant Professor, is a member of a productive laboratory at Gonbad Kavous University.

BOOK: Diatoms and Dinoflagellates in Sediments of the Bohai and Yellow Seas

Diatoms and dinoflagellate cysts in the sediment are vital in the study of micropaleoecology

Diatom Winter Solstice Party

Join the Diatom Winter Solstice Party!

ISDR Early Career Research Grant Awards

Join us in congratulating Kazuki Sugawara, Oktiyas Lufthfi, and Deevena Elias

December Schedule ISDR activities

Silica Sessions, Diatom Winter Solstice Party and Dinktember. Just a short overview of the ISDR/ Young ISDR activities in December!

DIATOM RESEARCH – Determining geographical range and alien status in diatoms

New publication on means for establishing geographic range in diatoms

4th Edition of the Silica School Online Course, with the title “Silica: from stardust to the living world”

Tell your students and colleagues: all that you wanted to know about silica and were afraid to ask!

Atlas of Diatoms in Hengduan Mountain Area

Announcement of a new flora of Hengduan Mountains, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Silica sessions – the discussion series – Why are we still using IMRAD?

Discussion today at 15h. Come and join us!

Andrzej Witkowski – in Memoriam

The diatom and wider scientific community are saying goodbye to a prominent scientist, an authority in palaeoceanology, and a valued teacher and mentor.

ISDR26: A reflection on diatoms and the people who study them

ISDR26 in Yamagata was a significant and special experience for me, and one I am grateful to have been part of. 

PUBLICATION: Diatoms of Montana

Volume 2 of "Diatoms of Montana" has been published by the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.

ISDR Working Groups

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Report from Yamagata

An update from IDS on day three of presentations.

Report from Yamagata

An update from IDS on day two, eat more ice cream!