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Climate change-driven changes in sea ice dynamics pose a risk to Arctic birds. This new research unravels the effects of sea ice concentration, sex and chick age on foraging behaviour and success for thick-billed murres. Read it here: doi.org/10.1093/conphy…

A very stimulating two months in my new role as editor of ConservationPhysiology with 50 papers, in various stages of the review process, having now passed through my hands. Lots of great work in the pipeline!

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📢 Fresh off the press! 🎉 How could we use mitochondrial physiology in a conservation context? 🦠 Happy to see this synthesis of SEB 2023 conference published in ConservationPhysiology. Wonderful team with Elisa THORAL, Neal, Enrique Rodríguez. academic.oup.com/conphys/articl…

It was great to share the progress of our #Kalahari research at the University of Zurich and Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior over the last few days. Zurich and Konstanz are beautiful! Thanks to Copenhagen ZOO for funding this trip and Doli Borah and Vlad Demartsev for hosting me! 🌟

Some good ones this year! Ig Nobel prize goes to team who found mammals can breathe through anuses. theguardian.com/science/2024/s…

🚀 Exciting news! The call for proposals is open for the #SEBConference Annual Conference! 🎉 Submit your session or event ideas and be part of shaping the future of biology. 🌟 Learn more and apply now: sebiology.org/events/propose… Deadline: 1 October

Weekend break. Cycling and hiking along the beautiful Plettenberg Bay coastline. With Peter Kamerman Plett Tourism

Welcome to our new Associate Editor Brian Helmuth! Brian's work focuses on predicting the ecological impacts of climate change on coastal ecosystems, and on the people who rely on them. Brian is also involved in building Proteus, the International Space Station of the Ocean!

Welcome to our new Associate Editor Gabrielle Stalder! Gabrielle's research interests include wildlife medicine and ecophysiological acclimatisation of wild animals.

A nice welcome to Kruger! With Ashleigh Donaldson

Weather station set up at Satara! Ready for 🦁and 🐃 research.

Spent Heritage Day holiday working, but got to enjoy some of South Africa’s wonderful wildlife this morning. Kruger National Park

Exciting new researcher positions! Come work with us! #researchjobs #cbnrm #wildlifeeconomies #biodiversityfinance #JobAlert

Trying to find a few of your study animals (wearing collars) in a herd of 800 buffalo! With ⁦Leith Meyer⁩

.ConservationPhysiology is a fully open access, community journal focused on solving real-world conservation issues. Discover the many author benefits that come when you publish with us. Browse here: oxford.ly/3XpbEXV SEB

🚨 Only a few days left to submit your session proposals for the SEB 2025 Annual Conference! 🚨 Don't miss your chance to shape the programme in Animal, Cell, Plant, or OED themes! 🗓️ Deadline: October 4, 2024 Submit here 👉 sebiology.org/events/seb-ann…

Welcome to our new Associate Editor Weiguo Du! Weiguo's research aims to understand how reptiles respond to temperature variation and climate change.

Abstract Submissions Now Open: Savanna Science Network Meeting 2025 sanparks.org/events/ssnm-20… via SANParks Deadline 25 October 2024

If you’re working in animal comparative physiology or biomechanics & are within 5 years of setting up your first lab, apply for our ECR Visiting Fellowships & Research Partnership Kickstart Travel Grants. Deadline 1 December biologists.com/grants/kicksta… biologists.com/grants/ecr-vis…