
ALT AOS Research Grant Seminar Series. Mondays at Noon ET. Our weekly seminar series offers recent AOS research grant recipients an opportunity to present their research in a seminar format. Monday, 2 November, African hornbill movement behavior and spatial patterns of seed dispersal with Nicholas Russo, Postdoc Fellow Harvard University, 2020 Werner and Hildegard Hesse Research Grant winner. Events are open to current AOS members.

ALT American Ornithological Society Professional Development: Publishing Your Dissertation! on 11/12/26 at 3pm. Join the Editors-in-Chief of Ornithology & Ornithological Applications for a presentation & Q&A session focused on publishing your dissertation chapters as peer-reviewed papers. We will cover common challenges in publishing thesis work & present strategies for maximizing your chances of successful publication! Christina Riehl, EIC Ornithology & Judit Szabo, EIC Ornithological Applications.

ALT text reads: American Ornithological Society Professional Development. The Postdoc experience Q&A on 4 November at 3:00pm ET. Curious about what life after graduate school can look like in ornithology? Join us for a Q&A with postdocs who will share how they got where they are, what their work looks like day to day, and what they have learned along the way. This is a chance to ask candid questions and hear honest, practical perspectives from early-career ornithologists.

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