Hard to believe it’s already been two years since I finished my master’s. I am grateful for the mentors, field days, and late nights that shaped where I am today.

Thank you @sebiology.bsky.social for having me at this year’s #SEBconference in Antwerp, Belgium. Today’s Open Animal session was a full house despite being a Friday morning!

Some great talks on fish metabolism, thermal tolerance, and bioenergetics by folks from @trentuniversity.bsky.social at this year’s #SEBconference in Antwerp, Belgium.

@sebiology.bsky.social
@erinmcstewart.bsky.social
@jaydebon.bsky.social
@chris-on-fish.bsky.social

Just came across this method from 1970: researchers used a periscope-like device frozen into the ice to watch fish under the surface. Such a clever way to study winter ecosystems! 🐟❄️ From Magnuson & Karlen (1970).
#FisheriesScience doi.org/10.1139/f70-...

Had a great time today with Leah Howitt sharing some of the science we do at Queens University Biological Station. Missing from our booth is Mitchell Shorgan!

Sharing info with resource users is one of my favourite parts of the job. Check out our lake trout article in Hooked Magazine @calebhasler.bsky.social!

www.hookedmagazine.ca/ground-break...