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🚨🚨New paper just out, Strong winds reduce foraging success in albatrosses, from my time working with @SamCPatrick and @SEG_UL ! Biologging shows how these ocean wanderers cope with weather extremes 💨. Thanks to an amazing team for putting this together, doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2024.1…
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📢 Exciting postdoctoral opportunity to explore relationships between #shearwater #demography & #Atlantic #fisheries, based on #CMR, #seabird tracking & #fishing effort. Start March 2025
Apply 👉 seu.ub.edu/ofertaPublicaCate…
Interested? Email me by Nov 25 👉 gonzalez-solis.com/
Thanks also to @BAS_News, @CEBC_ChizeLab, @Jormipereira, @LivUni, @CurrentBiology, our reviewers, and everyone else who was involved, much appreciated 🙏🙌
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New tracking study with contribution from SEAPOP/SEATRACK and @NorskPolar reveals that fulmars are interacting more often with vessels than they used to do. Work lead by @Jamie_Darby
seapop.no/en/2023/12/havhest…
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Exciting looking job on storm petrels with RSPB app.vacancy-filler.co.uk/sal…
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It took 6yrs but out today @PNAS 1st evidence infrasound is a reliable cue for movment decisions tinyurl.com/53betb2n Read our persepctive on how & why here tinyurl.com/4c4h4ca5 & how infrasound might be heared here tinyurl.com/42uws2ae. Huge thanks to @HFSP for funding
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PhD researchers and even post-docs showing up in solidarity in front of Cork City Hall today to protest for better PhD pay and conditions 🙌🏼 #PGRsDeserveBetter #ResearchIsWork @PWO_Ireland
🚨New paper out in @CurrentBiology, increasing
nocturnal fulmar/vessel interactions around the North Atlantic over 16 years. With @GannetGuy, @uccBEES, and a great team! Read all about what vessel attendance means for fulmars & their behaviour/habitat:
👉doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2023.0…
Big thanks to wonderful collaborators including SEATRACK partners (@SEAPOP4), @CromartyLH, @jedkempf, @lucy_seabirds, @MaREIcentre for all the help! Thanks to everyone involved, in discussions or tagging work across colonies, it was a huge amount of work to make this possible 🙏
Out today, lovely paper to be involved in led by @Ash_w_b, who used some really cool techniques to figure out if gannets were left or right sided in their behaviour!
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New paper just out! A biologging approach to understand the moult strategies of Atlantic puffins. We talk about what works, what doesn't, why this topic is so tricky! Thanks to @GannetGuy + team at @uccBEES & @MaREIcentre, plus all coauthors elsewhere 👉 doi.org/10.1002/ece3.9579
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Are you an early career researcher attending #corkseabirds ? Join other ECRs in a workshop on outreach and engaging the media @TheSeabirdGroup
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new workshop at #corkseabirds conference on monitoring responses to #avianflu. Details and registration link at corkseabirdconference.com/ab…
@smp_seabirds @wood_mj @TheSeabirdGroup @Seabirders
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In response to the ongoing #avianflu outbreak, the @TheSeabirdGroup will host a workshop on the surveillance and monitoring of #HPAI in #seabirds at #CorkSeabirds. Come share your experience and discuss future directions with us!
Info + registration at corkseabirdconference.com/
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Absolutely amazing work and simulations by @noam_vv shows importance of Aldabra Atoll's reefs for East African reefs...
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For #WorldWildlifeDay, MaREI & @uccBEES researcher @Jamie_Darby explained how the marine ecology group at MaREI has been tracking seabirds specifically Atlantic Puffins for over a decade
Abstract submission is open for @TheSeabirdGroup conference in Cork later this year! Go to corkseabirdconference.com
Abstract submission OPEN. Come share your awesome #seabird research with us at the 15th @TheSeabirdGroup conference in Cork. 22-25th Aug 2022. Abstract deadline 28th Feb. Abstracts can be submitted online at 👉corkseabirdconference.com
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Northern fulmars in Ireland and the UK scavenge fishing vessel by-products. Authors show how their foraging distribution is linked to commercial fisheries, and how this relationship improves our understanding of their at-sea movements.
Read full article: bit.ly/meps_679_181
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Join us in Cork Aug 2022 for awesome plenary talks by Prof Emily Shepard @ELCShepard, Dr Annette Fayet @AnnetteFayet and Dr Alex Bond @TheLabAndField. Abstract submission opens Jan 2022. corkseabirdconference.com
Proud to finally share our work on the relationship between fulmars and fisheries in the waters around Ireland and the UK! doi.org/10.3354/meps13887. Thanks to everyone involved and @MEPS_IR for publishing!

























