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JFB Special Issue on Stable Isotope Analysis (SIA): A call for submissions

Stable isotope analysis (SIA) has emerged as a powerful and widely used tool for understanding the physiology, ecology, evolution, conservation, and management of fishes. Submission Deadline; 1st Feb 2022 Click here to submit an enquiry to the SIA JFB team   Research themes may include but are not limited to; The dynamics of isotopic turnover […]

FSBI and IFM Collaboration Announcement

FSBI and IFM A new collaboration to foster integration of science and policy across the fish and fisheries communities What We Plan to Do (Summary) Joint Membership Option A key objective for both societies is to promote dual involvement to improve the connectivity between our members by offering a dual membership package. Increase Our Social […]

PhD Studentships: Ada F. Eslava

PhD Student Ada Eslava (2020-2023) (Supervisor(s): Anne Magurran (University of St Andrews), Amy Deacon (University of the West Indies, St. Augustine) and Indar Ramnarine (University of the West Indies, St. Augustine)) Biodiversity Change in Fish Communities: Integrating Taxonomic, Phylogenetic and Functional Diversity   Freshwater fish are among the most vulnerable organisms on the planet due […]

The FSBI has Joined a Worldwide Rallying Call for Urgent Action on Human-Caused Climate Change

A worldwide statement from 110 societies calls upon urgent action on climate change  View the Full Satement Here >>   The World Climate Statement Below is a condensed version of the statement from above, drafted by the AFS, that outlines the challenges presented by climate change, the science based evidence for human-caused climate change and […]

How the 2019 symposium led to my PhD place

My name is Joseph Perkins and I am a student FSBI member finishing my masters by research degree at the University of Salford. In the summer of 2018, I was fortunate enough to get accepted to deliver a speed talk at the FSBI symposium in Hull. The symposium was focused on advances in eDNA-based approaches […]

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