Postdoc at Simon Fraser University. Researching movement, behavioural, and physiological ecology of fish.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Joined April 2016
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Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
We just came across a de-sawed Freshwater Sawfish in the Fitzroy River, Western Australia. The fish was skinny as a result, and is likely to starve in time. Not only cruel, it is an offence to take the saw.
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Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
New DTP PhD Opportunity to research effects of Climate Change on Pelagic #Shark movements, habitats & distribns - come join the team @thembauk @OceanEarthUoS inspire-dtp.ac.uk/ w/ @ryan_reisinger @FreyaWomersley @nunoqueiroz29
Apply here: noc.ac.uk/gsnocs/projects/in…
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
FUNDING Alert!
My lab is hiring a postdoc and a technician to look at fish schooling and movements in the lab and field.
Please RT and get in touch if interested!
Job ad: explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/j……
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Team working hard this summer to build an insane dataset on river flow and geomorphology. Incredibly excited to couple this with telemetry data!!
Fieldwork with @NickOfTheVine from @HakaiInstitute, @danmurph97, and others. 30 minutes in 15 seconds. Measuring flow at hydraulic barriers to #FraserRiver #salmon migration for work with @FishyBehaviour.
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
High-resolution multi-sensor #biologging data used to describe the environmental influences on flatback turtle diving behaviour, during its foraging life-history stage: ow.ly/NbB850KkOpR @HounslowJenna @AdrianGleiss @FishyBehaviour @renaelambourne #RSOS #ecology
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
Find out how #flatbackturtles dive during their foraging life-stage! New paper: multivariate approach to analyse #divingbehaviour from #biologging data
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Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
Just finished installing cameras with @SuperSaetta & @FishyBehaviour to watch how #salmon navigate rapids #Fraser Canyon at high flow. 4 days. 13 cameras.
Time to step up how we analyse predator-prey interactions. Good read!
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Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
Just received proofs for new book "Biology of Sharks & Their Relatives, Ed. 3" and am overwhelmed. Printed in full color (794 pages). The graphs, tables, figures, and photographs are incredibly well rendered. Due out in April or so. @SharkColin @MikeHeithaus @ProfSharkBrain
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
I am excited to share a new study led by Shachar Givon & @MatanSamina w/ Ohad Ben Shahar: Goldfish can learn to navigate a small robotic vehicle on land. We trained goldfish to drive a wheeled platform that reacts to the fish’s movement (authors.elsevier.com/a/1eEnu…).
Sharky postdoc anyone?? ...and 4-yrs of funding!!
Please RT! New 4-year postdoc position to work on #shark ecology and ecotourism in Ireland. Collaboration between @tcddublin and @MarineInst and @ResearchIFI. Enquiries to [email protected] and deadline 31 Jan 2022. 🦈🦈🦈👀
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
📣 Breaking: #ICCAT2021 bans retention of N. Atlantic shortfin mako sharks, a key step toward reversing population decline + core of a long-term rebuilding plan, the world's 1st for this exceptionally valuable, globally threatened species! 🙌 #SharkLeague sharkleague.org/2021/11/23/p…
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
🚨PLEASE SHARE🚨 we are recruiting a Technical Officer to coordinate satellite tag deployments on Yellowtail Kingfish off NSW in collaboration with recreational fishers. An exciting new research program based at @SydneyMarine 👉🏼 ethicaljobs.com.au/members/S… – at Sydney, New South Wales
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
Our new paper, led by @lauraryansci, shows the poor acuity of juvenile white #sharks means there is little visual distinction between seals & humans, supporting the theory that mistaken identity results in some shark bites royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
A shark's eye view: testing the ‘mistaken identity theory’ behind shark bites on humans | Journal of The Royal Society Interface royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
#JobAlert ! I am pleased to share a post-doc job opportunity focused on integrating tracking data from acoustically tagged marine life into biodiversity monitoring and conservation.
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Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
We are recruiting a post-doc to investigate the ecological role of sharks. Experience with large datasets and modelling skills are a major asset. Come and work with myself and @MikeHeithaus at FIU! @FIUCASE facultycareers.fiu.edu/?post…
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
We're hiring 2 Post-docs! Come join me and @ProfClimate @UVic for our exciting new project 'Coastal Ocean Modeling for our Blue Carbon Future'. Please share widely-we're looking for highly experienced quantitative climate modellers, and value diversity:
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Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
Incredible PhD opportunity to study the spatial distribution of sharks with brilliant researchers. If I wasn’t just about to finish my degree I would have absolutely applied to this! 🦈
Exciting PhD opportunity: distribution modelling of sharks in Norway. Supervised by @nunoqueiroz29 @ClaudiaJunge111 #PhD jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…
Evan E. Byrnes retweeted
Looking for 2 PhD students (3+ yrs funding) to work on ecology, physiology, and behavior of elephant seals in my lab at @ucsc! Deadline Oct 1.
Full info at tinyurl.com/rulesofdeath
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