@marinebiojobs@BioUiB Postdoc opportunity in the Marine Developmental Biology Research group at the University of Bergen in Atlantic salmon physiology, with focus on smoltification, appetite control, swimming training and stress.
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This year our @azti_brta summer school was delayed by #COVID. We have prepared next year one with high-profile researchers, talking in remote about #OceanOptimism, pencil the dates (8-10 June 2021) in your agendas and be attentive to the registration opening in February. RT RT
@ICES_ASC scallop assessment group #WGSCALLOP welcome 5 new members this week as they discuss all things #scallops!
Recent surveys + stock assessments, #queenscallops, progress on the Irish Sea, the wider environmental impacts of scallop fishing + experiences of area closures
Please RT: Do you want to join the IFishMan lab (https://t.co/IC7C9Zjh8w) @LeibnizIGB in Berlin either as postdoc or PhD studying the spatial ecology of northern pike in Baltic Sea around Rügen using telemetry and other tools? Then please apply here: https://t.co/lwEA5stfxB
@UiTromso's R/V Helmer Hanssen visiting the glacier stretching into the Bugerbukta bay in southern Svalbard during @Havforskningen Iceland scallop cruise (June 2020)
These days we should be in our @azti_brta summer school, but was cancelled due to #COVID19. The message for next year is the same: despite challenges that #oceans are facing, positive trends can be seen & there are #solutions for #impacted seas #Oceanoptimism see you next year!
#cornoravirus is affecting our daily lives 🦠
our @aztitecnalia summer school isn't an exception 👨🎓
It's a pity saying that our #OceanOptimism summer school is cancelled for the first time since 2004 due to the uncertainty
but your health is first & it will happen in 2021!!
@FishyGuyOleH Density dependent processes are by definition the result of population density, which is typically SSB for fish stocks. Could be also total stock biomass, cohort abundance or any other density measure, though..
@FishyGuyOleH This might be possible but would of course require that the cumulative effects of growth outweigh those of recruitment, which seems unlikely in the long run. But that's a very interesting question that should be studied in detail!
@FishyGuyOleH The important limiting factor seems therefore rather density dependence in recruitment (although the environment plays there a huge role as well, of course)
Nearly 30 years after fishing and scientific surveys stopped, @Havforskningen maps for the first time again the distribution of Iceland Scallops (Chlamus islandica) with video and dredges in the Svalbard area. Did they recover? Could the fishery be reopened? Soon we will know!