Joris Philip

Estimating the additive genetic variance for relative fitness from changes in allele frequency The rate of adaptation is equal to the additive genetic variance for relative fitness VA in the population. Estimating VA typically involves measuring fitness proxies on a large number of individuals ...

How to estimate the additive genetic variance for fitness, without measuring fitness. Work from Manas Geeta Arun and Jarrod Hadfield: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Talking about multivariate phnotypic plasticity of resource polymorphims in salmonids at the Belfast FSBI Symposium.
#FSBI2025

FSBI PhDs at #FSBI2025 Belfast

NoWPaS 2025 connection
#FSBI2025

The FSBI Medal Winners session starts with a talk from Colin Adams. Colin, previous President of the FSBI, has been awarded this year's Beverton Medal. Given the FSBI's focus on supporting ECRs, Colin draws on his wealth of experience, with a talk titled "Surviving a career in research" #FSBI2025

One of the best choice of my early career so far was to go for the FSBI studentship.

Did you know @thefsbi.bsky.social fund up to 2 PhD studentships each year?

These include:
🐟 4 years of PhD funding.
🦈 A stipend higher than UKRI (on average).
🐠 Annual research budget of £3500.
🎣 +other benefits.

See fsbi.org.uk/phd-students... for full details or grab Melanie or me at #FSBI2025

great work by Nic Strowbridge in the PhD homestretch, bringing together a wide literature and range of species. How does methylation relate to colouration and what do we need to test next? @sbohvm.gla.ac.uk @iapetusdtp.bsky.social

What are the effects of gene flow and introgression on gene co-expression networks? In a new #GENETICS paper, Runghen and @danielbolnick.bsky.social run simulations to show that hybridization and gene flow between populations can greatly modify co-expression networks.

Read more: buff.ly/CE5rCxu

It has been amazing to meet all the salmonids researcher mates at #NowPaS2025 representing @sbohvm.gla.ac.uk @sceneuog.bsky.social and @thefsbi.bsky.social with @phoebekaiser-wilks.bsky.social. Best socio-scientific experience so far!!

Workshop evening at #NoWPaS2025 — great energy as everyone dives into identifying major threats and challenges facing salmonids, and brainstorming innovative solutions!

Great day in the field with the Nova Scotia Salmon Association learning about the ongoing West River Acid Rain Mitigation Project to restore Atlantic salmon habitats. Thank you!

Heritability and genomic basis of age-at-maturity in Chinook Salmon Abstract. Intra-population variation in the age at return and reproduction of Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), or age-at-maturity, acts as a buff

Heritability and genomic basis of age-at-maturity in Chinook Salmon, Journal of Heredity, 2025;, esaf021, doi.org/10.1093/jher...

#NowPaS2025 Where salmonids fanatics migrate

Defining conservation units in a highly diverse species: A case on Arctic charr Defining appropriate conservation units is crucial to the protection and management of biodiversity. These delineations deliver further benefit when they encompass assessments of population vulnerabil...

Excited that the latest work from my PhD is available as a pre-print! (doi.org/10.1101/2025...)
We explore the challenges in delineating conservation units within highly diverse species using the salmonid species Arctic charr as a study system!

Thanks a lot @sbohvm.gla.ac.uk for sharing the research spotlight interview! Have a look to learn about my project and how fascinating is the evolution of the Arctic charr. I will be giving a PGR Seminar talk the 16/05/2025 at 4pm in the Graham Kerr Lecture theatre 1 to go a bit more in details.

Lake District Charr Recovery & Management (CHARM) – Big Give We want to save one of England's rarest fish species, Arctic charr, from extinction. We will engage communities in the …

We’re raising funds through the #GreenMatchFund for our #LakeDistrict #ArcticCharr Recovery and Management project, aka LD-CHARM 🐟

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If you can, please donate. Each donation is matched pound-for-pound up to £10K, meaning we could unlock £20K of funding for £10K of donations!

I like that tie!!

Great day indeed!

Professor Josephine M. Pemberton FRS is a British evolutionary biologist. In 2024, we were honoured to award her the Honorary Membership, one of the categories in the BES prizes.

The FSBI Symposium 2025 in Belfast is a rare opportunity to unite academics and ecologists to discuss and address the future challenges of fish conservation and management - abstract submission has now officially been extended. Hope to see familiar faces there.

DEADLINE EXTENSION! Does your research fall into one of the 6 themes for #FSBI2025? If it does, be sure to submit your abstract by the deadline, which is 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘆! 'Turning Science into Strategy: Advancing Fish Conservation and Management'. 7 - 11 July 2025, Belfast - fsbi.org.uk/symposium-2025/

🐟FSBI Symposium 2025 Abstract submission open - advancing fish conservation and management.

Field Assistant working on Eurasian common lizards in Austria needed in Kathryn Elmer Lab

Fantastic news

Absolutely fantastic Darwin Lecture by @stevebrusatte.bsky.social - The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs.

I usually reserve this account for my personal views; but today I want to represent my position as President of @asn-amnat.bsky.social to post a message that will shortly go out to the membership of the American Society of Naturalists from the ASN Executive Council

Our new paper shows that plasticity that has evolved to deal with one stressful situation, can help plants to adapt rapidly to new stressful situations. doi.org/10.1073/pnas... @meebangor.bsky.social @rbgkew.bsky.social @ukri.org @pnas.org

The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs will be the Darwin lecture!!