PhD at @DTU Aqua working with salmonids 🐟
Joined November 2021
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Thrilled to share that my third paper is out just in time for the holidays!🐟Our study shows that Atlantic salmon smolts can face significant predation in rivers and streams. #fishsci
Read more: doi.org/10.1111/fme.12779
Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday season!🎄
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Read about the latest findings on #Atlantic #salmon mortality at sea from the SMOLTrack project which were shared at the recent workshop hosted by NASCO 👉smoltrack.eu/smoltrack-works…
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Lots of fun presenting data from my first two PhD chapters on spiny dogfish tracking that I’m currently working on! 🦈
@BergenTelemetry
Next up at the #2024OTNSymposium: presentations on international research programs from Vivian Nguyen at @Carleton_U, Nakia Cullain at @MarineMegafauna, and Lotte Dahlmo at @BergenTelemetry!
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And we have finally started tagging thornback rays! As a part of the #NFR_LOST project, we’re studying the effect of oxygen on their behaviour and movement 🦈 Just have to wait for some months before collecting data
#RajaClavata
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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: doi.org/10.1002/rra.4348
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NEW paper from my research visit last summer to @NORCEresearch! Here we showcase how telemetry can be used to assess the efficacy of ecological restoration of fish habitat with case studies from Toronto and Bergen! Check it out here: doi.org/10.1007/s11252-024-0…
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📢📢We're now taking abstract submissions for ETN's symposium, which will be held in Mallorca on 16-18 October 2024! Deadline for submission is 30 June 2024, so apply quickly! Registrations for the symposium will be up a little later! 🐟🐟
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Interested in the effects of dam removal on smolt migration after passing multiple barriers? Check out our new paper!
@OlleCalles @Andrew_Harbicht @HellstromKGV @RivEM_Karlstad @life_connects @UniperSweden
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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A few days ago @lottesdahlmo was out trying to capture spiny dogfish with a photographer who’s making a film for the #NFR_LOST project. It started out slow, but as they found the right spot, the dogfish were biting as soon as the bait hit the bottom🦈 (there’ll be better clips!)
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New paper published lead by @FisheriesRobert. Comparative study of the kelt phase of anadromous brown trout and Atlantic salmon using acoustic telemetry. We found a difference in overwintering habitat use and timing of river exit between the two species.
doi.org/10.1111/eff.12786
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New paper from @ResearchIFI: vulnerability of different #Irish #salmonid stream habitats to #climate events. Despite same climate conditions, neighbouring streams can show very different responses, which can inform fishery conservation strategies.
doi.org/10.1111/fme.12704
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Spent the two last days out on the fjords downloading data from numerous acoustic receivers! Been waiting for this day since we tagged the first spiny dogfish in late October 2022. Eager to explore the data for my first PhD chapter!!
#NFR_LOST @BergenTelemetry
Thrilled to share my first PhD paper! 🎓Our study reveals striking differences in fjord migration between Atlantic salmon and brown trout. Curious to learn more? 🐟🔍Dive deeper here: doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15749
#telemetry #salmonids #migration @kbg_conserv @Kaa_telemetry
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few days ago, we tagged 100 trout smolts with acoustic 🔊 tags for my PhD. Because very little is known about their migration directly to the sea (in systems without fjord), we aim at understanding the threats they face during that phase 🌡️🐟🦅🦭🦦
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⚠️⚠️ Innovasea has moved to encrypt their coding schemes to ensure that their tags can only be detected by their receivers. Imagine if Apple decided that iPhone users could only call other iPhone users? You could no longer call your friend who owns an Android. Important thread 👇
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Attending the ‘Fish migrations; science, management and politics’ course at @UiTNorgesarktis, led by @EvaThorstad and Audun Rikardsen. Exciting to learn, discuss, and share experiences about fish tracking!!
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My very first first-author paper is out where we studied habitat use and effect of a high-head hydropower storage plant on the behaviour of anadromous brown trout during spawning migration using acoustic telemetry💥🐟1/3.
doi.org/10.1186/s40462-023-0…
@BergenTelemetry #NFR_LaKES
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We have a PhD position available at our institute working on #fish, including #telemetry, #biologging & #ecophysiology! Trout, salmon, maybe tunas!!?🐟👀 with @Kaa_telemetry & me!
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