We are a research group focused on fish and mussel immunity. We study the effect of stress and stressors on species such as salmon, lumpfish & blue mussel.
@cmmicyprus is delighted to host the biannual Thalassa #conference this 2024!
🗓 It will be held in #Larnaka on May 28 & 29.
HURRY UP to submit your abstract ❗️Deadline ➡️ March 1st
✒️Don't forget to register before March 15...FREE OF CHARGE!
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https://t.co/YeoqT0mply
📣 REMINDER
THALASSA 2024: Marine Sciences Conference 🌊
Don’t forget to submit your abstracts and register at the following link: https://t.co/VcnZRBDyYl
Abstract submission deadline 👉 1st March 2024
Registration deadline 👉 15th April 2024
More info: https://t.co/aZO0ew4743
Check out our publication on how cohabitation with Atlantic salmon affects lumpfish brain. Results showed that interaction with salmon did not alter lumpfish growth, health scored or skin coloration. What about cortisol or dopamine levels in the brain?
https://t.co/lJefQE4a7P
3 months ago, Dr. Isabel Abihssira-García successfully defended her #PhD#thesis👩🏻🎓After a great discussion with 2 big experts on the #Microplastic field, Tamara Galloway & Martin Wagner, Isabel was rightfully given the title of #Doctor. We are now lucky to have her as #researcher
Yesterday was Deepti's last day of work before going on maternity leave.🤰🏾 Being a mother in science can be challenging, but we know she will succeed both as mum and researcher!🤱🏾👩🏾🔬 We wish you best of lucks! ❤
#WomenInScience#MothersInScience#ResearcherLife@deepi_mp
Today is International Women's Day ❤ So what better ocasion than this to applaud all those women who had to fight to earn a place among men in their job. That is the case of many women scientists and academics. Cheers to all of you!
😃Here is our freshly published paper! 🧫🔬📃If you want to know how imaging flow cytometry works and how to use it for analyzing the phagocytic activity of fish and mussel immune cells (including microplastic), take a look at this: https://t.co/bLjU2KafUw
Why study lumpfish? Cyclopterus lumpus, also known as lumpsucker, is used in some fish farms as an alternative to pesticides to remove sea lice from salmon. Deepti Patel (Ph.D.) @deepi_mp has been focusing her work on understanding better the immunity of this species.