I now work at MBARI, but this legacy personal page remains.

Pictures of plankton which I have taken, including ctenophores, siphonophores and some jellyfish.

I have made the sheet music of some of my compositions available in PDF format for free! These include two piano and cello songs, and a piano duet. Please respect my copyright on the music... On to the music! E-mail me () if you have any comments...

I have transcribed a bunch of Iron and Wine songs for guitar.
Get the tablature and/or chord files at my I & W tabs page. Collect all twenty!

I study bioluminescence (I have a separate bioluminescence page devoted to the topic) and gelatinous zooplankton from blue-water and deep-sea environments.

If you want, you can check out a list of my scientific papers.

Take a look the page for the invertebrate zoology class which I taught in Fall 1996 at The Evergreen State College in Washington.

See how well you'd do on the final exams! (Also scroll down a little to see the tests from the class.)

MATTHEW XXV:30 by Jorge Luis Borges

NEAR HUNSTANTON by Michael Hofmann

THE LESSON OF THE MOTH by archy (Don Marquis)

EXHORTATION by Mike Nichols

NOW YOU NEED ME by Virginia Hamilton Adair

THE CINNAMON PEELER by Michael Ondaatje

O SWEET SPONTANEOUS by e.e. cummings

DAYS AFTER YOU HAVE LEFT by Laura Hurley

Macintosh and Computer Stuff:

[MORE SCRIPTS CAN BE FOUND HERE]. I have a couple of perl scripts for converting molecular sequences between different formats. They are specifically designed to convert long names with spaces into short names which work with Phylip format (e.g. for PhyML), and then convert the results back to include the long names. You'll probably want both the encoder and the decoder. To use them, convert the suffix to .pl (optional) and make executable or run with the perl -w command.

My palm pilot program helps calculate how much of each ingredient you should add to mix up a PCR reaction. (We call it the master-mix solution.) I think this is my most useful program to date (aside from keyremapping, which I use everyday). If you are a molecular biologist, you need it! Download palmPCR.

I also have a Palm Pilot application called yearDay which calculates the day of the year and the fractional day. (This is sometimes called Julian Day, but that is something ELSE.) Still seems to work with new systems, but let me know if you find any problems or bugs and I'll try to fix them.

I guess you can't just write onE program if there are others to be done. I got a request for a simple counting program for the Palm Pilot, so there it is. Again, please let me know if you find any bugs.... (This one doesn't work properly on the latest Palm OS. Sorry!)

If you are still using OS9 (why) I have instructions for remapping your PowerBook (or iBook) keyboard.
(Doesn't work with OS X ...)

You can also find out about a program I wrote to convert EG&G/MCS files to a Mac-readable format. The newest version (1.5) supports MCS Plus files, too.

 

 

 Present Address:
   Steven Haddock, PhD                             
   Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
   7700 Sandholdt Rd.
   Moss Landing, CA 95039-0628
   831-775-1793 

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