Better Together: Early Career Aquatic Scientists Forge New Connections at Eco‐DAS XV by Graham, Olivia J., Al‐Haj, Alia, Arrington, Eleanor C., Arsenault, Emily R., Barbosa, Carolina C., Bice, Kadir, Brahmstedt, Evie, Bryant, S. River D., Cai, Xun, Calhoun‐Grosch, Stacy, Culpepper, Joshua, Dale, Katherine, Detweiler, Derek J., Doughty, Katlin D., Emery, Kyle A., Gadeken, Kara, Griffiths, Laura, Hosseini, Atefeh, Jones, Catriona, Miraly, Hadis, Mott, Alexander W., Münzner, Karla, Ogashawara, Igor, Olson, Carly R., Rabaey, Joseph S., Rich, Walter A., Rogers, Phoenix A., Seeley, Meredith Evans, Selak, Lorena, Shangguan, Qipei, Solomon, Kelsey J., Sun, Xinyu, Tassone, Spencer J., Thellman, Audrey, Tracey, John, Xiong, Jilian, Xue, Tianfei

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Challenges of open data in aquatic sciences: issues faced by data users and data providers by Mesman, Jorrit P., Barbosa, Carolina C., Lewis, Abigail S. L., Olsson, Freya, Calhoun-Grosch, Stacy, Grossart, Hans-Peter, Ladwig, Robert, La Fuente, R. Sofia, Münzner, Karla, Nkwalale, Lipa G. T., Pilla, Rachel M., Suresh, Keerthana, Wain, Danielle J.

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Simulating productivity changes of epipelagic, mesopelagic, and bathypelagic taxa using a depth-resolved, end-to-end food web model for the oceanic Gulf of Mexico by Calhoun-Grosch, Stacy, Ruzicka, Jim J., Robinson, Kelly L., Wang, Verena H., Sutton, Tracey, Ainsworth, Cameron, Hernandez, Frank

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Trophic Niche Metrics Reveal Long-Term Shift in Florida Bay Food Webs by Calhoun-Grosch, Stacy, Foster, Emelie M., James, W. Ryan, Santos, Rolando O., Rehage, Jennifer S., Nelson, James A.

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