New paper from @StephABlain showing that the environmental factors driving the extent of divergence in sympatric ecotypes in lakes is species dependant @louisechavarie @sceneUofG

High migration success of Atlantic salmon smolts in standing waters could be due to relative current speeds providing good quality directional cues to migrants. More from @JessicaRFordyce @C_Adams1758 @AngusJLothian @sceneUofG @UofGSBOHVM @Galloway_FT   https://t.co/USZnTn2KN9

The @TheFSBI is amazing,working tirelessly for its members, fish, fishers and for #FishSci in general. I love being part of the team. I will also say that after an intense meeting discussing 27 different reports and topics, the "After 8 game" really lightened the mood 🤣

We are looking for master, PhD, and postdoc individuals that would be interested by a project with fish, food-web and winter ecology project in Canada. Experience with telemetry and/or isotopes will be a great asset! If interested, DM me :)

New paper from Steph Blain! If you’re interested in our new approach to meta-analyses with more than two groups (e.g., ecotypes), it’s definitely worth a read. Plus, discover ecological drivers influencing post-glacial lake divergence!

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Prize 2025: Professor Nicola Veitch (@NicolaVeitchUoG), Dr Leighann Sherry (@LeighannSherry), Dr Stewart White and Dr Victoria Paterson, University of Glasgow, UK (@UofGlasgow)

Does transporting salmon smolts past river migration bottlenecks enhance migration success? New paper @ProfColinBean @sceneUofG @Jessie__Lilly @hanhonkanen @JessicaRFordyce @JPeterKoene1

Very happy to be in Manchester to represent @sceneUofG and @UofGSBOHVM at the @elementarIRMS user group meeting Talking about the power of isotopes to understand what fish and ancient peoples do/did. Thanks to @HarrodLab and @FranSantanaS for sharing data/hard work.

My second PhD paper is out! 🎓📝Does interrupting smolts during migration harm them? Our latest research investigates the impact of capturing smolts using traps 🐟Check out the full study here: https://t.co/ul6YTRWeKN

How successfully salmon smolts migrate down river can be in part predicted by the landscape of the catchment @JessicaRFordyce @AST_Salmon @sceneUofG

New paper 🚨 Smolts show significant temporal and spatial (river) variations in migration success👇 Determinants of riverine migration success by Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) smolts from rivers across the UK and Ireland. Journal of Fish Biology, 1–16.  https://t.co/VafpYhg31h

@The_fentagon @C_Adams1758 @DrKathrynElmer

"How big is too big" is a question that is always asked of the tag sizes used in smolt tracking studies - this is a valuable contribution to this discussion. @JessicaRFordyce @C_Adams1758 @AngusJLothian @DBIRCT @AST_Salmon @sceneUofG @UofGSBOHVM https://t.co/SbyqpObwxZ

Interested to learn more about @sceneUofG featured on last night's @BBCSpringwatch? In this edition of UofG Community, we spoke to SCENE Research Support Manager @phoebe_kw to hear more about her role and UofG's pioneering research and teaching facility situated in a truly

Professor Patricia Monaghan FRS is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. She is an evolutionary ecologist whose research focuses on the ecology, life histories and rates of ageing of vertebrates. #RSFellows https://t.co/jYpdEO7tEZ

There is no better place to come and do your studies. Amazing place, fantastic people and lots and lots of fascinating questions to research.

Great pre-viva talk from @The_fentagon at @UofGSBOHVM today - and some good discussion afterwards. Onwards to the big event. @DrKathrynElmer @C_Adams1758 @sceneUofG

We'd like to congratulate Dr Erika Eliason who's been awarded this year's #FSBIMedal! 🏅 Erika's research has encompassed everything from tropical to polar fish biology - integrating physiology across disciplines. Some of Erika's most well known work involves salmonids & policy.

Made it to @sceneUofG Not bad eh?

Tremendous work by all in this new paper @NithCFT @JAThorburn @BrianShields78 @jbarry_fish @samvbeck @PhilRamsden20 @Fishterious