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Interested in automated length and morphological measurements? Check out our new app and preprint!
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@moametz @DloreSilva @LeeuwisRobin
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Models of pest impact predict that climate warming will alter growth rates and distributions of insect pests. 🐞🌱
How do trait-specific evolutionary responses affect predictions? Have a look at our new paper: nature.com/articles/s41467-0… to find out.
Short summary below.
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In this new preprint @ecoevorxiv we provide a detailed, practical guide to measuring CTmax in aquatic animals. Includes a fillable table as a checklist for reporting on 28 aspects of CTmax experiments in your methods.
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Thermal gradient table experiment ongoing.
900 embryos under 50 different treatments 😅
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Congratulations to Robine Leeuwis (centre) winner of the #SEBconference @SEBiology animal section Irene Manton Poster Prize for her poster Experimental evolution of thermal performance in zebrafish
ALT Photo of Irene Manton Prize winner, Robine Leeuwis (centre) holding her certificate, with SEB President, Tracy Lawson, on her right and Animal Section Chair, Felix Mark, on her left. The photo was taken at the SEB Awards Dinner. Behind Robine, Tracy and Felix is a screen showing the company's that supported the SEB, including The Company of Biologists
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Abstract submission closes tomorrow!!!
Don't miss your chance to present at this incredible conference 😉
*🚨* 1 WEEK DEADLINE *🚨*
Apply to our session at SEB: A18: Phenotypic plasticity and acclimation mechanisms in a changing world
✈️ 5 travel grants will be given to students presenting in the session, thanks to our generous sponsors @Pyro_Science
See y'all in Prague!✌️
ALT Apply to our session, it'll be fun!
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Happy to announce two PhD positions in fish ecophysiology 📣
Fully funded, fun fish temperature physiology, supervision by me, @shaunkillen, @NPilakouta! @Naturvetenskap
Please spread the word 🙏
web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005…
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The Trondheim Thermal Physiology Symposium now concluded. Great day with many inspiring and fun talks. Thanks to all the speakers and the audience!
@NTNUnorway – at Trondheim, Norway
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🎉 We are excited to announce that Dr. Sandra Binning, Assistant Professor at @UMontreal, is the recipient of the 2024 Stevenson Lectureship Award!
@binsan5’s lab studies the fascinating relationships among fishes, parasites & aquatic environments thebinninglab.com/ 🧵…
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Less than one week left to apply for the fully funded PhD position in my group! Go go go!
Come and work with me at @AU (Denmark) in a new PhD position on genetics of thermal adaptation of ostriches!
Deadline: 1st August
More info and apply here shorturl.at/qvQRU
DM/email me if you have questions
#PhDChat #PhDLife #AcademicChatter #phd #PhDposition #Evol2023
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Come see my talk about scientific misconduct in the field of fish ecology, and more on the story below.
15:30 in the open animal session, room Menteith.
#SEBconference @SEBiology – at Edinburgh, Scotland
PS - this again vindicates whistleblowers @Timothy_D_Clark, @FredrikJutfelt, @Josefin_Sundin, @dom_roche, @coral_robot
and others, who literally spent years on this case. For background, see science.org/doi/full/10.1126…
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The International Dragonfly Congress #ICO2023 was just held in Cyprus. Unfortunately not many members of #SvenssonLab attended, although our former Master's student @Daniel_S_1232 gave a talk about the evolution of metabolic allometry in #Odonata, coauthored w. @moametz & myself.
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Introducing new band member @moametz. Welcome to the lab!