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Thrilled to see our meta-analysis on marine fish range shifts published in Global Change Biology! While responses were predicted by multiple ecological factors, we illustrate the need to account for methodological biases to make response estimates comparable.

New study out today in Ornis Svecica on changes in numbers and phenology of Little Stints at Ottenby Bird Observatory (Ottenby Bird Observatory), Sweden, over the last 75 years. doi.org/10.34080/os.v3…

Fluttering Forward: How Butterflies Map Climate Change and Land Use in Northern Europe ecoevocommunity.nature.com/posts/flutteri… #behindthepaper

Introducing: Björn Carlsons Baltic Fellows! Amongst them: Agnes Karlson Petter Tibblin Linda Kumblad Francisco Nascimento Johan Eklöf J. Hentati-Sundberg @WikstromSofia Camilla Gustafsson @JanDierking Elin Lindehoff Cintia Quintana Mindaugas Zilius bcop.se/researchers-fr…

Meet the Björn Carlsons Baltic Fellow, Francisco Nascimento! Associate Professor Nascimento is a researcher at the Department of Ecology, Environment, and Plant Sciences, Stockholm University Francisco Nascimento DEEP at Stockholm University Stockholm University

Meet the Björn Carlsons Baltic Fellow, Elin Lindehoff ! Associate Professor Lindehoff is a researcher at the Centre for Ecology and Evolution in Microbial Model Systems at Linnæus University. 🌊🇸🇪 Linnéuniversitetet Linnaeus University

Introducing, another one of our fantastic Björn Carlsons Baltic Fellows, Johan Eklöf! Associate Professor Eklöf is a researcher at the Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences, at Stockholm University. 🌊🇸🇪

We have a PhD position available at our institute working on #fish, including #telemetry, #biologging & #ecophysiology! Trout, salmon, maybe tunas!!?🐟👀 with Kim Aarestrup & me! Retweet & share widely! 🙌 tinyurl.com/mr3t7p9j

In connection to this year’s prize ceremony, Björn Carlsons Baltic Fellows hosted a seminar on solution-oriented research for a healthier sea. Thank you all for interesting presentations and discussions! 💫🌍 More about the Björn Carlsons Baltic Fellows: bcop.se/baltic-sea-fel…

I'm so proud of Stephanie Blain new meta-analysis I supervised. Her research is truly impressive, I firmly believe it will shed light on aspects related to the repeatability of Coregonus and Salvelinus divergence. It's a must-read! Colin Adams Dolph Schluter doi.org/10.1111/geb.13…

So happy and grateful to receive a Swedish research council VR starting grant to study phenology and thermal performance of fish for the next 4 years. #vetenskapsrådet

1 week left to apply!!! Plz spread

#ProcB Effects of environmental translocation and host characteristics on skin #microbiomes of sun-basking #fish ow.ly/GkZH50Qkwwi #Ecology #Microbiology Hanna Berggren Petter Tibblin

Happy to announce two PhD positions in fish ecophysiology 📣 Fully funded, fun fish temperature physiology, supervision by me, Shaun Killen, Natalie Pilakouta! Naturvetenskap/GU Please spread the word 🙏 web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/1035/…

Only one month left to nominate for Björn Carlsons Östersjöpris 2024!💡 Researchers, organizations and individuals who contribute to a healthier Baltic Sea can be nominated. The prize winner will be rewarded with SEK 3 million for their efforts🌊 Go to bcop.se

Ide migration is in full swing in Baltic sea. Commercial fishing on ide is increasing as part of the “cyprinid-burger“-concept. We know very little of these coastal pops, except that many fish are old (>30 years). Tracking will help us better understand their ecology & survival

Our 2:nd run of PSAT-tagging of Baltic #Salmon is under way. Salmon is tagged in southern Baltic sea to study survival of C&R in recreational trolling fishing and to map migration routes to northern rivers #fishsci

We have now published 20 articles on coastal pike in the Baltic in a special issue in Fisheries Research. The co-editors are Petter Tibblin and Ulf Bergström . Great new work on #pike #Hecht #boddenhecht sciencedirect.com/journal/fisher…

Excited to share our new paper on species and size selectivity in recreational fisheries! We found that anglers are great at catching large predators, but luckily, most are released. Linnéuniversitetet Linnaeus University Göran Sundblad onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/fa…

Remember we are filling two #tenuretrack group leader positions on #fishmovement ecology and #fishecophysiology. Please spread the word and apply IGB Berlin (now on Bluesky)