Aquatic Mammals - A Historical Perspective
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RH DeFran talks about Career Moments
Beginning in 1970, DeFran began a professorship in the Psychology Department at SDSU. Later, he worked with the Southwest Fisheries Science Center in La Jolla, CA, assuming responsibility for an…
Dr. Burney LeBoeuf talks about Elephant Seals
Dr. Burney LeBoeuf is Professor Emeritus of Biology at the University of California at Santa Cruz. With his background in Reproductive Endocrinology, Ecology, and Behavioral Biology, he has been a…
Dr. Steven Swartz talks about grey whales
Dr. Swartz graduated with his doctorate from the University of California at Santa Cruz. He's researched and published widely on gray whales and their breeding habitats in Baja California. Dr. Swartz…
An Interview with Dr. Ian Boyd
Dr. Boyd's research field is in marine ecology with a specialization in marine mammals and he has awards for his research in polar science, zoology and marine science. Dr. Boyd led a UK research…
An Interview with Dr. Darlene Kitten
Dr. Ketten is an American senior scientist whose known for her work as a neuroanatomist. Her research combines biomechanics and acoustics to investigate hearing and noise issues affecting humans, and…
Dr. James "Buddy" Powell Discusses Life with Manatees
In this episode we learn a bit about the career path of one of the scientists who helped to shape the marine mammal field, Dr. James Buddy Powell.
An Interview with Dr. James Estes
Jim is a specialist in the role of apex predators in the marine environment and has conducted field research in Alaska, California, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand, and Russia. He is known for studies of…
An Interview with Patrick Moore
Mr. Moore retired with 38 years of Federal Service with the Department of Defense and the Navy Marine Mammal Program, where he led the Scientific and Veterinarian Support Branch, Biosonar Program…
Dr. Jack Terhune and Seal Research
Dr. Terhune is known for his research on communication and behavior of marine mammals with particular emphasis on underwater communication of seals. His research projects included examining aspects…
An Interview with Dr. Katherine Ralls.
Dr. Ralls is a zoologist, conservationist, and Senior Research Zoologist Emerita at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute. Her research interests are in behavioral ecology, genetics, and…
A discussion with Dr. Paul Nachtigall
Dr. Nachtigall’s area of research interest primarily focuses on the sensory systems of odontocetes, including projects on low frequency hearing and temporary threshold shifts, phantom echolocation,…
Dr. Nobuyaki Miyazaki Discusses his Start with Marine Mammals
Dr. Nobuyuki Miyazaki began his career as a research associate with the University of Ryukyus, Japan. He obtained his Ph.D. in 1975, in Agriculture. His thesis dealt with the “School structure of…
Dr. Søren Andersen Talks about Working with Marine Mammals
Dr. Søren Andersen is perhaps best known for his work with harbor porpoise in the 1960s and 70s but had an exceptionally diverse career doing other things that interested him.
Dr. Lee Miller Talks About Terrestrial and Marine Studies
Dr. Lee Miller is known for his work in both marine mammal and terrestrial acoustics. He has always had one foot on land and one in the water. His research focuses on hearing, sound communication,…
Dr. Roger Gentry Discuss his Career Path
Dr. Gentry once wrote “Everyone I knew in the 1960s got into marine mammal research by chance. No one I knew back then planned to enter the field or had influential friends pulling strings. If one…
Dr. Bob Brownell talks about his beginning into the marine field.
Dr. Robert (Bob) Brownell is known for his work on the biology and conservation of whales, dolphins, and porpoises globally, with most of his studies conducted in Mexico, South America, Japan, and…
Dr. John Nightingale on his Career, Cetaceans and Activism
Dr. John Nightingale was well known for his work at the Vancouver aquarium. He was CEO of the aquarium for 25 years. More recently, he was known for co-founding the non-profit organization Ocean…
Dr. Yasuhiko Naito discusses his career path.
Dr. Yasuhiko Naito is a Japanese scientist who earned his Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo and began his career by working with harbor seals in Hokkaido and north in the Sea of Okhotsk in the 1960s…
Dr. Christina Lockyer talks about her career with whales.
Dr. Lockyer is a British scientist. In this episode she talks about how she entered the marine mammal field, her work in Bio-energetics, working for NAMMCO and much more.
Dr. Helene Marsh talks about her Career Journey to Date
In this episode I talk with Dr. Helene Marsh about her career path, her students, her varied research and marine mammal swim programs in Australia.
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