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résumé (updated 5/20/13)
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curriculum vitae (updated 11/2/11)
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LinkedIn profile
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Publicity
- Sound of Science, 2/28/11
~ In this sidebar for Transom, I write about getting the most out of an interview with a scientist - Ease in Writing: writing tips from full circle communications, 11/16/10
~ Preparing a Professional Podcast - The WildLife radio program with Laurel Neme, 3/29/10
~ Killer Whales & Vocalizations - @BC: Multimedia from Boston College Magazine, 3/10/10
~ Googled: Ari Daniel Shapiro ’01 - Science Magazine, 12/11/09
~ A killer whale biologist vocalizes - The Chronicle of Higher Education, 4/29/09
~ Beyond the Ivory Tower: From Academic to Radio Producer - Transom Show: Killer Whales, January 2009
- Oceanus Magazine, 8/9/07
~ I journey to Norway to learn how orcas orchestrate their hunt





I LOVED your story about doing Orca research that played on NPR today, Sunday, January 25. We hear about scientific research, but not about experience of being with these magnificent animals. I would love to hear similar stories about other animals and the spiritual side of being a scientist.
What was the name of the Scottish music you played in that story. I loved it.
Martha Means said this on January 25, 2009 at 6:31 pm
Hello there!
I find your activity extreamly interesting!!
I have studied Natural Sciences in Italy, and in particular Scientific commuinication and education, in particular multimedia communication. And cetaceans are my passion! I would love to know more about what you do, and if there is any opportunity for me to do something too! Keep up the nice job!
Francesca said this on March 5, 2010 at 10:17 am
Ari;
I’ve been following your work. So glad to see that you’ve done so well.Always knew you would. Believe it or not my 12 year old son wants to be you.
Can’t wait until your next project.
Linda Reams said this on March 11, 2010 at 2:35 pm
Ari, thank you for your incredibly entertaining and interesting talk yesterday at MBARI. You are certainly one of the most charismatic, sincere and hilarious speakers I’ve had the pleasure of seeing in our seminar series. I particularly enjoyed hearing our colleague Chris Mah’s take on eating sea cucumbers as a kid. If you are ever interested on hearing about connections between mysticism, idolatry, Black Sabbath and the polymerase chain reaction please do not hesitate to contact me.
Julio Harvey said this on July 8, 2010 at 11:19 am
Hi.
I am a Casting Producer at Powderhouse Productions.
I am interested in talking to you about a project I am working on that requires a host and I was given your name.
Please e-mail me your contact to mweber@powderhouse.net.
I can not seem to open the email option on the computer I am working on.
Cheers
Michelle Weber Johnson said this on November 17, 2011 at 5:24 pm
Hi Ari, quite thrilled by the arctic tern film. I’d followed the blog and results since I use the same technology to track swifts from Europe to Southern Africa and back. Maybe not in the same league but my birds never land during the whole 9 month journey so tracking with half gram light loggers is the only solution. If you ever need a subject species. We have one
Keep up the good work, Lyndon
Lyndon Kearsley said this on February 27, 2012 at 5:40 am
[...] bio | contact | publicity « ari daniel shapiroLinda Reams said this on March 11, 2010 at 2:35 pm. Ari, thank you for your incredibly entertaining and interesting talk yesterday at MBARI. You are certainly … [...]
Linda reams | Changeittogod said this on August 30, 2012 at 9:38 am
Ari, I heard your piece today on hair testing to determine where someone had been – quite amazing. We are so proud to have known you “when” – and to be able to learn from you now! What a wonderfully accomplished man you have become. We will keep listening…best wishes to everyone!
Marge (and Lee, Brian and Andy Jeremy)
Marge Koosed said this on October 17, 2012 at 9:22 pm
Hello Ari. I discovered your sounds of the Narwal and really like what you have recorded. It fits in nicely with something I have been trying to create with a song about Narwals. Peter
Peter A said this on April 13, 2013 at 3:12 am