From one love: fish science, to another boating and helping people. Took ten hours but made it from the #fsbi symposium to the #RNLI college ready for my course tomorrow.
Really enjoyed my first day, and ran into old friends and lecturers, met the people I reference, people who fund me and discussed collaborations to employ the science I have been developing ๐ค
Well, what a day - started with an authoritative overview of the impacts of warming on fish and fisheries by @johnkpinnegar, and ended with a pub quiz. In between, so much amazing #fishsci not only in the formal sessions but everywhere you looked on campus. And so many smilesโฆ๐
For the final speed talk, we hear from @sharklove3 who tells us all about the variability of cortisol within fish tissue (and faeces!) #FSBI2022 @fsbi2022 #FishSci
Everyone in my undergraduate will remember this man, an institution at the biological field station at Loch Lomond Prof Colin Adams. Now president of the FSBI #jfb#freshwaterbiology#fsbi#fsbi2022
Heard this first hand from the journal of fish biology editor @micheljkaiser great initiative to increase diversity within the journal and enable more papers to be published without repeat corrections.
@micheljkaiser @TheFSBI @fsbi2022 @1630@DrWillPerry Nb. If your science is good enough for the manuscript to be accepted but the English needs a polish, J Fish Biol will provide this service for free.
#fsbi2022
Great initiative, hope to see this increase really soon. So many benefits to the environment and wildlife, our health and mentality. #BES2019#QUADRATdtp#QueensUniversityBelfast
BREAKING: A Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoise has been found dead in Baja California. Even worse, this Vaquita was an adult female. A necropsy revealed the porpoise had drowned after becoming entangled in a gillnet. There now may be fewer than a dozen Vaquitas remaining.
Great to see @marinescotland deep water survey on the global stage of science again. Adapting to habitat depth in the deep sea https://t.co/t5ZpgeFBBn #