In their Field stations in experimental biology research Perspective, Adam Summers @fishguy.bsky.social & Megan Dethier tell us about the history and impact of the University of Washington Friday Harbor laboratories, home to the legendary Fish Swimming course
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Thank you to organisers Anand Krishnan, Sanjay Sane and Anusha Shankar and everyone who joined us in India for our Workshop on 'Integrative Ecology in the Global South'
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For fish fans attending #ICBF2026, don't miss out on the opportunity to submit your abstract. The deadline to submit is tomorrow, 12 March 2026
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Warm temperatures can offset the damage to the developing skeletons of zebrafish larvae growing in acidic water, but when cadmium pollution is added to the mix, they absorb less calcium causing even more damage to their skeletons
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I think you mean @jxbotany.bsky.social
As an author, reviewer, JEB Editorial Board member & Director of The Company of Biologists, Alan’s presence, energy and vision will be profoundly missed 🧵3/3
Alan was a longstanding member of the JEB community & world-leading biomechanist whose work transformed our understanding of human and animal locomotion 🧵2/3
We are deeply saddened by the death of Alan Wilson. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, collaborators & colleagues 🧵1/3
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Field stations have long contributed to ground-breaking research published in JEB, yet the role of these vital research infrastructure sites is often underappreciated. Find out more about these valuable institutes in our new Perspective series
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Calling all #fish fans: #ICBF2026 has extended the deadline for abstract submission to 12 March, so you have one more week to get your abstracts in!
Each year, we pull together a selection of Inside JEB articles in the Highlights booklet. You can pick up the PDF of the 2025 booklet @
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to find out about the smallest kings of the castle and how snakes sink their fangs in
JEB was very proud to sponsor the ''Mitochondrial bioenergetics in an ecological context - Original model' award, won by Amalie Hutchinson @westernu.ca for her talk, Balancing act - ATP supply and demand in torpid ruby-throated hummingbirds
In their Review, Gilbert & Warner discuss how warming due to climate change can have effects across multiple generations of ectotherms and highlight knowledge gaps which would benefit from future research
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Highlighting preprint stories from within the preLights community 📽️
Here, Teodora narrates her preprint showing that functional decline in the ageing retinal epithelium results from a change in the mechanical balance of the tissue due to natural cell loss!
#Short ⬇️
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Atlantic bluefin tuna are some of the top predators in the ocean and now an international team of researchers has successfully measured the fish's oxygen consumption, allowing them to estimate that bluefin tuna consume ∼650 mg O2/h when cruising
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If your heading to #ICBF2026 in Vancouver later this year, the deadline to submit your poster or oral presentation abstract is TOMORROW (3 March), so don't miss this exciting chance to share your newest discoveries with the excited fish biologists at UBC
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Issue 4 has closed and issue 5 is open
The front cover by Dolphin Quest shows bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops spp.) just beneath the surface & accompanies research by Fahlman&co using electrical impedance tomography to visualise lung ventilation while diving
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The abstract submission deadline for the 16th International Congress on the Biology of Fish #ICBF2026 in Vancouver, Canada, (12-16 July 2026), is 3 March!
Don't miss this chance to tell the congress about your work through a poster or oral presentation
Additionally, we are again looking for proposals for the Global South. These proposals will differ from the standard Workshop programme as we will bring the event to your region. Find out more at
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Do you have a vision for a Workshop but don’t have the time to arrange the logistics or raise the funding? Submit your idea to us in our annual call for topics. We'll provide all necessary support for successful applications. Find out more at biologists.com/workshops/pr...
We receive great feedback from biologists that have put their sustainable vision into practice with financial help from our Fund for Innovations in Sustainable Conferencing. The next application deadline is 6 March 2026. Find out more at biologists.com/sustainabili...
Read the full research here
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As we walk, our brains process information from our eyes & other sources which tell us that we're moving and help us balance. Li & co recently showed that tracking a moving target with your eyes or by moving your head can put you off balance
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We are calling for Reviews, Commentaries or research papers for our upcoming Special Issue: The Integrative Biology of Reproduction, covering the entire reproductive process, from mate selection, mating and egg-laying or pregnancy through to parental care
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Calling all fish biologists!
The deadline for abstract submission to the 16th International Congress on the Biology of Fish #ICBF2026 in Vancouver, Canada, 12-16 July 2026, is 3 March
Submit your abstract NOW!
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Congratulations to Amalie Hutchinson @westernu.ca winner of the JEB-sponsored 'Mitochondrial bioenergetics in an ecological context - Original model' award @sebiology.bsky.social EcoMito for the talk Balancing act - ATP supply and demand in torpid ruby-throated hummingbirds
Water & CO2 are prominent greenhouse gases. In his SI Review, Ajinkya Dahake discusses how insects sense H2O & CO2, and use the senses to locate plants, hosts & for navigation, although increasing CO2 could desensitise insects affecting host location
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Many aquatic creatures have a well-developed sense of hearing & in their SI Review, Ana Širović &co discuss the impact of human noise pollution, from shipping & submarine prospecting to construction & military sonar, on fish, marine mammals & invertebrates
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