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Tech. Univ. Denmark
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In print @PrincetonUPress : "Fish Ecology, Evolution, and Exploitation - a New Theoretical Synthesis". Proud to present 10+ years of work. press.princeton.edu/titles/1…
This is my last post here. I have moved to Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/kenandersen…
Post-doc position to work with developing size-based fish models with @gustavdelius in York: jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/rese…
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Anatomy of a toxic lab: The Jetz lab at Yale.
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Polymorphic or monomorphic populations? Emil Friis defending his PhD thesis @OceanLifeCentre: behavioral games and emergent population dynamics. Impressive integration of game theory and population dynamics
Fish matter for the sequestration of carbon in the world’s oceans. Notice the big importance of fecal pellets from fish, in particular mesopelagic fish. New model study doi.org/10.5194/bg-20-997-20… by @JeromePinti @OceanLifeCentre
Very strong analysis by Kyle Edwards showing a clear tradeoff between maximum growth rate and clearance rate of mixotrophs/heterotrophs. This tradeoff has been conjectured before, but here is the proof researchgate.net/publication…
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‼️Hi all 👋 Remember to sign up before 1st of March if you want to join this trait workshop! Link and details here 👇
sixthtraitsworkshop.com/
New review of trait-based ecology by @ChaconLabella: “selection of traits has to be based on theory”. I could not agree more: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…. @BJEnquist
Congratulations to @PinskyLab! The honour is well deserved and the choice is a clear strengthening of @AAAS
📣 News alert 📢 AAAS is thrilled to announce our #AAASFellow class of 2022! Congratulations to every one of the exemplary individuals who received this lifetime honor. Read our full announcement here: fal.cn/3vvQt
Happy to announce the 6th Workshop on Trait-Based Approaches to Ocean Life, August 15-17 in Copenhagen. Looking forward to inspiring discussions and new networking sixthtraitsworkshop.com/ @OceanLifeCentre
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The new mizer version 2.4.0 is now on CRAN. I have blogged about it here: blog.mizer.sizespectrum.org/…. The highlights in this version: `setResource()` to change the resource dynamics without changing the steady state and `matchGrowth()` to match mizer growth rates to observations.
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Tom Lehrer has put all his songs online (including lyrics & sheet music), and given away all rights to them. The site will only be up for a limited time. This is a very niche tweet that will make a small segment of people very happy. tomlehrersongs.com/
Thought-provoking survey in Nature: nature.com/articles/d41586-0…. How do your graduate school deal with bias and offensive behaviour? Would love to read a follow-up that showcases successful approaches
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Deadline for application (Nov, 24) fast approaching for two postdocs (empirical and theory/modelling) on the impact of size selection on cognition and behavior in fish. In @scioi_cluster at @HumboldtUni with @PRomanczuk and me scioi.softgarden.io/job/2444…
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The next 3-week online mizer course starts coming Monday. Register now. On the course website at mizer.course.nov22.sizespect… you can already now find the guest talk by Ken Andersen @69kno introducing the principles behind multi-species size-spectrum modelling.
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The role of squid in marine ecosystems. How does their fast growth rates change the ecosystem structure? PhD defence at @OceanLifeCentre by Rémy Dénechère @DenechereR
Check my new introduction to the theory behind size-spectrum models of fish (40 min). Particular with a focus on the used in the @mizer_model R package
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…and also the new excellent Mizer course notes by @gustavdelius and @AstaAudzi
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Presenting computer models with tight, unrealistic paramaters can garner big headlines, but is ultimately unhelpful when uncertainty is ignored. Recent MPA studies show why: sustainablefisheries-uw.org/…