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Hello all, Andrew Berdahl here. I am originally from Whitehorse, Yukon but currently reside in Calgary, Alberta, where I recently completed a Master's degree with the Complexity Science Group in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Calgary. Previous to that I did an undergraduate degree in physics at the University of Waterloo. Before, after, between and during that schooling I spent some time sailing, traveling, prospecting and working as a fishing guide. In the coming academic year I will start a PhD at Princeton University within the department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with the intention to work on collective animal behaviour. | Hello all, Andrew Berdahl here. I am originally from Whitehorse, Yukon but currently reside in Calgary, Alberta, where I recently completed a Master's degree with the Complexity Science Group in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Calgary. Previous to that, I did an undergraduate degree in physics at the University of Waterloo. Before, after, between and during that schooling, I spent some time sailing, traveling, prospecting and working as a fishing guide. In the coming academic year I will start a PhD at Princeton University within the department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with the intention to work on collective animal behaviour. | ||
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Hello all, Andrew Berdahl here. I am originally from Whitehorse, Yukon but currently reside in Calgary, Alberta, where I recently completed a Master's degree with the Complexity Science Group in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Calgary. Previous to that, I did an undergraduate degree in physics at the University of Waterloo. Before, after, between and during that schooling, I spent some time sailing, traveling, prospecting and working as a fishing guide. In the coming academic year I will start a PhD at Princeton University within the department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with the intention to work on collective animal behaviour.
I am a sucker for rivers and streams. Fly fishing and canoing are my top in-stream activities, but I have been known to settle for kayaking, rafting or wading. In a more urban setting I quite enjoy squash. I plan to bring a fly rod and a squash racquet to the CSSS and I am sure canoes/kayaks/rafts are available for rent in Santa Fe, so let me know if you are up for any of these pursuits.
My email is (my last name @gmail.com). In case you are curious here is a link to my website.