Looking for a PhD position in ecophysiology and behavioural ecology?
You may be interested in joining my group to study seabirds and habitat modifications (pollution, nesting site, density within colony). Details here: https://t.co/L37mvPrEAZ
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What's a good river? How important are the surrounding areas?
Listen to our river lover, Jรผrgen Karvak, to learn more on this topic! (English subtitles available)
https://t.co/oibQiIYsnu
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Eating polluted fish during egg laying affects chicks mass in Common gull ๐ฃ
We also show that personality traits can be measured and are related to fitness related traits in this species!
Let's read our last blog post for more info: https://t.co/EN0zpLTY0U
2nd good news of the week for our lab - we now have a professor in our group! Tuul Sepp was named the professor of animal ecology by the Tartu University senate on last Friday.
Richard Meitern, our group's statistics, genetics, and logistics genius, was awarded a badge of honor by the University of Tartu! Congratulations, we are so lucky to have you in our team!
I am very happy to share our new article showing that glucocorticoids could be reliably measured in the saliva of wild birds!
Hopefully this will bring a new option to the toolbox of people interested in stress hormones or glucocorticoids in general :)
https://t.co/4I80NKD1fR
Our team member and ecotoxicology expert @RKreitsberg was presenting our results related to liver cancers in fish at the International EcoBalt 2023 conference this week! ๐๐ฌ https://t.co/EgqOxxVvE3
A brand new review paper from @RKreitsberg and our team has been published!
We discuss the effects of environmental pollution on the gene expression of seabirds, and suggest avenues for future studies.
Check it out here https://t.co/yQ5GDT8qIk
My sketchbook of the inaugural meeting of the European Wildlife Cancer Network (WildCan). Proud to be part of this network studying cancer across species to improve the health of animals, humans and ecosystems. Full sketches: https://t.co/tAqKDM06Dv @TuulSeppLab@MathieuGiraude3
How many albino seabirds have you ever seen?
For the Kakrarahu team it was a first! And our surprise was even bigger when we found a second albino chick!
Check out more about this with our last blog post https://t.co/ZwCWcvrTEM
Incredible illustrations by @ATJCagan to our group members' talks on the first meeting of the European Wildlife Cancer Network (WildCan) in la Rochelle!
The Kakrarahu game is here!
If you love science and board games, this post is for you :) Let's read it and learn more about our fun and strategic common gull game!
https://t.co/YiJfPhzG4A
Our new protocol this year on Kakrarahu islet will involve collection of behavioural data by performing flight initiation distance on common gulls...
Want to know more about it? Just read our new blog post "bold, shyโฆ Fly and tell me who you are"!! https://t.co/vBknvmW4He
We are back on track! A new fieldwork season is just about to begin for the team to monitor the common gull colony on Kakrarahu islet! ๐
Make sure you don't miss our blog posts about this new season, first post is already here!
https://t.co/Xzm11QTWcn
Interested in urban nature, aquatic habitats and urban planning?
Don't miss out the movie night organised tomorrow by @Tuuline and @JKarvak in Liivi 2 auditorium at 4PM!
All lab members are very proud of their leader, @Tuuline, who got a new paper published on the fascinating idea of using knowledge obtained from human studies to study cancer in other animals, and vice versa...
Check it out! https://t.co/r9inYkZ3fn