My research is available on ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/37…

Revisiting the burglar alarm hypothesis: A behavioural cascade mediated by dinoflagellate bioluminescence - Huang - Functional Ecology - Wiley Online Library besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Check out the early view of our latest paper out today in Functional Ecology where we look at one of the craziest plankton phenomena: the burglar alarm hypothesis. Ocean Life Centre Thomas Kiørboe besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Last day at DTU Ocean Life Centre. Amazing five years and will miss colleagues and friends! Starting my next post doc adventure Københavns Uni Nov 1!

Today we had the pleasure of attending the PhD defense of our colleague Sei Suzuki! 🙌
Sei gave an outstanding lecture on nanoflagellates feeding strategies. In fact, some of the strategies for such groups have been described for the first time during her PhD. 🔬🧪🧫 Congrats! 🎉

New review from Thomas Kiørboe on predatory nanoflagellate foraging strategies, focusing in particular on physical constraints dictating foraging-predation risk trade-offs. Happy to see progress on trait-based models of microbial ecosystems
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Insightful review in Trends in Ecology & Evolution by Dr Cornelia Jaspers Ocean Life Centre on the important ecosystem services larveceans (gelatinous zooplankton) provide. Food and carbon!

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‼️New paper out‼️In this review, Thomas Kiørboe explores the unique adaptations of phagotrophic flagellates for foraging and evading predators with their flagellum. Check the review here in Annual Reviews:
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🥳🥳 More than two years after my PhD defense, my last PhD chapter is finally out!
Diel Vertical migration & the carbon pump!
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Many thanks to all co-authors, including Ocean Life Centre's Thomas Kiørboe Andre W. Visser Ken H. Andersen Camila Serra-Pompei Tommy Norin (1/4)

Life in small-scale environments is not easy when it comes to feeding. But hairy flagellates have found a clever way to overcome such limitations.
Read more about how the presence of hairs increase the feeding current efficiency: journals.aps.org/prfluids/abstr…

Saeed Asadzadeh Thomas Kiørboe

Check our recent paper on
acoustic tethering of microorganisms. A simple technique to enable behavioural observation of microswimmers with standard lab equipment. From a collaboration between DTU Aqua and DTU Physics.
Ocean Life Centre Thomas Kiørboe

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Our paper on Pseudo-nitzschia defense trade-offs from earlier this year is now available #OpenAccess thanks to DTU Royal Society Publishing deal.

If you haven't seen it, check it out!

Anna Junker Olesen Thomas Kiørboe

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Does prey-handling time limit ingestion in #copepods ? Happy to share our latest paper #openacess in ASLO #ASLO_LO . Based on video observations from 10 species

With Thomas Kiørboe Uffe H. Thygesen Ocean Life Centre
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Happy to find our (Josephine Grønning Thomas Kiørboe) article to be a #topcitedarticle in ASLO #ASLO_Letters

Available #openaccess aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Last chance today!!⌛Remember to sign up 🙌 sixthtraitsworkshop.com

Deadline tomorrow! Don't miss out on this opportunity!

‼️Hi all 👋 Remember to sign up before 1st of March if you want to join this trait workshop! Link and details here 👇
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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 Ocean Life Centre

If you want to join remember to submit your abstract before the 1st of March‼️Looking forward to host you all 🙌

Registration now open for 6th #traitworkshop . Join us in beautiful Copenhagen August 15-17th.

Only ~€200 (excl. accommodation) for 3 days of talks, posters and networking!

Ocean Life Centre

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