Mae ymchwilydd y Sefydliad William Perry wedi bod yn rhan o grŵp o wyddonwyr gan gynnwys Simon Creer sy'n arolygu Afon #Conwy yng ngogledd #Cymru i sefydlu gwybodaeth enetig newydd y gellir ei defnyddio i fonitro #afonydd dŵr croyw ledled y byd. cardiff.ac.uk/news/view/2823…

WRI researcher William Perry has been part of a group scientists including Simon Creer that have been surveying the River #Conwy in north #Wales to establish new genetic information that can be used to monitor #freshwater rivers worldwide. cardiff.ac.uk/news/view/2823…

Here’s an encouragement to apply for this exquisite interdisciplinary course in #fish #trophic #ecology on the stunning Mediterranean island jewel of Favignana! International (i.e. non-italian) participants are particularly wanted! fsbi FSBI Symposium #FSBI2024

It feels like #FSBI2024 was a lifetime ago, now! But as we reflect on the conference, we'd like to extend further massive thanks to Naiara R-Ezpeleta 🟣, the local organising committee, the scientific advisory comittee and YOU, the conference attendees, for creating the perfect meeting!

Ticked off a bucket list item yesterday: visiting the largest #aquarium in Europe! It was pretty impressive, much like #Valencia itself. I also got to meet, face to face, the inspiration for the fsbi logo - the bat fish! Fish bliss 🐟💕 #Oceanogràfic

Skúli Skúlason has been making headlines in Iceland after winning this year's #BevertonMedal at #FSBI2024; recognising lifelong contribution to fish biology & ground-breaking research. Congratulations Skúli! 2025 nominations now open: bit.ly/3LEdwqt Source: Morgunblaðið

Earlier this month we recognised truly inspirational scientists. At #FSBI2024 the #BevertonMedal (Skúli Skúlason), #FSBIMedal (Erika Eliason), #LeCrenMedal (Peter Henderson) & #HuntingfordMedal (Michael Grant) were awarded. Nominations now open for 2025: bit.ly/3LEdwqt!

Huge thanks to fsbi for funding my attendance at #fsbi2024 'omics' symposium! Honoured to present my work on proteomic insights to the impacts of intensive chemical use in aquaculture. Loved the fab eDNA workshop, exploring Basque Country and meeting great people🌸🐟🏞️

PhD thesis? Completed it mate 🦈 #Sharks #AlmostPhDone

Have you got post-#FSBI2024 blues? You can relive the memories on our Mastodon where you'll find posts/photos of all the talks. Join our server at fishsci.com and follow fsbi so you don't miss out! No ads, no unsolicited content, no algorithms - just pure fishsci!

From mythical creatures to scientific discoveries—Aspidochelone on the cover of the Journal of Fish Biology 🐟 bit.ly/blog190sau

#JFB: The expansion of invasive species to the East: new sites of the bullheads (genus 𝘈𝘮𝘦𝘪𝘶𝘳𝘶𝘴 Rafinesque 1820) in Ukraine with morphological and genetic identification doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15… #FishSci doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15…

Today, I passed my PhD viva. I am now (unofficially) Dr Cooper! 📜🦈 Huge thanks to chair Will Allen & my examiners Cynthia Froyd + Dr Alex Dunhill for making it such a pleasant experience. And my biggest gratitude to Catalina Pimiento, John Griffin & fsbi for all their support! #PhDone 🦈

Great to be involved in this lovely Water Research paper led by the brilliant Maggie Knight! Comparing the pros and cons of qPCR v #metagenomic approaches for detecting antibiotic resistance genes in wastewater. Data was from the the widespread Wales sampling doi.org/10.1016/j.watr…

It's that time of year when we start thinking ahead to #FSBI2025, which we're super excited to announce will be hosted by Queen's University Belfast 🎓! It will also be the first ever joint symposium with our friends at Institute of Fisheries Management! Be sure to put 7-11 July in your diary, as it's not to be missed 🐟

New paper & PhD flashback! Led by Ross Cairnduff the paper looked at diverged genomic regions between anadromous & landlocked salmon. Specifically those linked with smoltification. One SNP showed an impact irrespective of fish size (most important trigger) bit.ly/3XmiXjb