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| Format
Each day begins with a series of lectures: faculty give approximately
half the lectures, and half are given by a series of outstanding
invited speakers. Opportunity for discussion with lecturers and
invited speakers is an important part of the learning
experience. Afternoons and most evenings are dedicated to
experimental and practical work. Dinner is taken
together on site.
Course content and organization The course is comprised of three interlinked themes Theme 1: Metabolism, Physiology, and Niche Construction Theme 2: Ecology and Biogeochemical Cycling Theme 3: Patterns and Processes For an example of what to expect, see the 2013 syllabus. |
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