News
Paper: Individual based models for the simulation of fish movement near barriers
RIBES Early Stage Researcher Rachel Mawer together with RIBES Supervisors Mattias Schneider and Peter Goethals and others, recently published the review paper “Individual based models for the simulation of fish movement near barriers: Current work and future directions” in Journal of Environmental Management.
Paper: Resilient Rivers and Connected Marine Systems - A Review of Mutual Sustainability Opportunities
RIBES Early Stage Researcher Henry Hansen together with RIBES Supervisors Eva Bergman and Lovisa Lind and others, recently published the paper “Resilient Rivers and Connected Marine Systems: A Review of Mutual Sustainability Opportunities.” in Global Sustainability.
RIBES 5th Network School
Last week, RIBES 5th Network School was organized in Karlstad, Sweden. One week of lectures, workshops, discussions, and field visits culminated with ESR presentations at the Vattendagarna conference.
RIBES 4th Network School
RIBES 4th Network School was organized by IGB Berlin by the Tagliamento River in Northern Italy. It was an intense and interesting week of lectures, Early Stage Researcher presentations and workshops.
Paper: Fish body geometry reduces the upstream velocity profile in subcritical flowing waters
RIBES Early Stage Researcher Ali Hassan Khan, his supervisor Jeffrey Tuhtan, and co-supervisor Gert Tuming, are all co-authors on a recently published paper titled "Fish body geometry reduces the upstream velocity profile in subcritical flowing waters".
Paper: CFD model for the investigation of flow environments experienced by fish
RIBES Early Stage Researcher Ali Hassan Khan and colleagues have recently published a paper titled "An open 3D CFD model for the investigation of flow environments experienced by freshwater fish".
RIBES 3rd Network School
RIBES 3rd Network School has just finished. It has been an intense week of lectures, presentations and workshops organized by Ghent University over Zoom.
RIBES Open Lecture: The high-throughput revolution in movement ecology
In relation to the upcoming RIBES Network School 3, Professor Ran Nathan from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, will give an open keynote lecture titled "The high-throughput revolution in movement ecology". The lecture will be given on Tuesday 8 February 2022, 17-18h (CET) over zoom.
Stress and fish in Italy
RIBES early stage researcher Sophia Schumann from the University of Padova is, among several other tiopics on fish and stress, working on biomonitoring PFAS contamination in the Veneto region.
RIBES Public Lecture - Fish in turbulent flow
As part of RIBES 2nd Network School, Christos Katopodis will give an online public lecture on the topic of "Fish in turbulent flow". The lecture wiil be given on 21 September at 18:00 (CEST) and is open for anyone interested upon registration.