
Aquatic eco-physiology research lab of Timothy Clark (@Timothy_D_Clark) at Deakin University, Australia. #climatechange #fishsci
Geelong and Queenscliff
Joined January 2017
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Why do some fish grow faster than others? Read our new paper in @FishFishJournal to find out! @Timothy_D_Clark @Deakin @IMASUTAS @DeakinSEBE
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📣 New review paper! Ever wondered why some fish grow faster than their conspecifics when all else seems equal? We investigate the mechanisms that underlie this interesting and ubiquitous phenomenon! Check this thread! #fishsci
Why do some fish grow faster than others? Read our new paper in @FishFishJournal to find out! @Timothy_D_Clark @Deakin @IMASUTAS @DeakinSEBE
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#FishSci is anyone using Loligo's shuttle box system including ShuttleSoft software? It increases the laptop CPU to 80-100% immediately and crashes within 1-24 h. Have tried 3 laptops. Anyone experienced this and have a solution?? Manufacturer unable to help after several months.
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New paper in @J_Exp_Biol - We built a behavioural arena to see if coral grouper chose to warm themselves when in cool water. Surprisingly, they didn't! Do we really understand how fish prioritise behavioural thermoregulation under controlled conditions?? shorturl.at/DR568
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Hello world, does anyone have any recommendations for this setup - maintaining a thermal treatment at a defined increment above an ambient treatment? Thanks!
Hey #fishsci, #marinescience – Any commercial or DIY recommendations to automate keeping one tank at a temperature increment from another fluctuating (ambient) tank?
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Chuffed to arrive at my desk and find this new book arrived in the mail. Congrats to Stephen Midway, @CalebHasler and Prosanta Chakrabarty for wrestling all the contributors into line! I've provided my perspective on respirometry methodology if anyone's interested :) #fishsci
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8 years since we first realised the data in many papers were non-biological. It’s a relief that the investigation concluded scientific misconduct and data fabrication in several papers.
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We’d be very interested in receiving feedback on this paper. Did we cover the most likely suspects causing post-exercise mortality in fish? Do you have any other ideas of mechanisms that you’ve tested or would like to test?? Let us know! #fishsci
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Looking for a #postdoc in fish ecophysiology and climate change? Want to spend some time along the surf coast of Victoria, Australia? These Deakin postdoc fellowships are very competitive, but if you have a strong CV then check your eligibility and DM me! 👇 #postdocjobs pls RT!
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Stop funding research
(the way you do)
Because it is wasteful, unethical and unscientific
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📢🐟 What happens to the aerobic scope of fish when they get subjected to thermal variability🌡? Find out in our new paper, the editors choice ⬇️
Or get a quick overview by reading the "Inside JEB" feature on it!
@Timothy_D_Clark
@Cesc_Rubio
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📢 I have a fully funded PHD POSITION IN FISH ECOPHYSIOLOGY (scaling of metabolic rate with body mass) open at DTU Aqua in Denmark: dtu.dk/english/About/JOB-and…. Apply by 31 Jan '22. Start date is open, but ideally ASAP (spring/summer '22). Do not hesitate to get in touch! Please RT.
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NEW PAPER ALERT 📣📣📣
Collaboration with Danish colleagues using UAVs to map seagrass and bladder wrack populations in Danish fjords.
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The Norwegian University of Science and Technology announces 43 PhD positions for interdisciplinary research on sustainable social change.
@NTNUNaturalSci
@NTNU
@OceansNTNU
@AnneBorgNTNU
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New p-values paper from some of us in Trondheim: Rewriting results sections in the language of evidence @chloe_nater
@eb_nilsen @StefanieMuff
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[...] call for highly powered field studies to reliably inform theory building and policymaking, via more collaboration and team science, and large-scale ecosystem facilities. Future studies also require transparent reporting and open science practices [...]
"Low statistical power and overestimated anthropogenic impacts, exacerbated by publication bias, dominate field studies in global change biology" ecoevorxiv.org/kdq45/
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Want to know more about #thegreatsouthernreef and why #oceanliteracy is important? Come and listen to @bellsahira and myself talk about both at the @vnpatweets Great Victorian Fish Count evening! Register here events.humanitix.com/2021gre…
























