Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
The second chapter of my thesis now published in @J_Exp_Biol ! Fish, hypoxia, mitochondria and more 🐟 A cool project conducted with @annieslr @anarhichas @NicolasPichaud
journals.biologists.com/jeb/…
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
Cyclic hypoxia poses a threat to ecosystems and fisheries worldwide.
This new research in #ConPhys characterises the effects of cyclic hypoxia on growth & metabolism in Arctic char: an ecologically and socioeconomically important species.
Read it here: buff.ly/471GzfD
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
FYI “Ropefish” is a thing🧐
Air-breathing, ganoid-scaled, fish native to West & Central Africa🌍
Their closest relatives are the Bichirs (Polypterus) – at Thibodaux, LA
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
And just like that, registration for #CSZSCZ2022 online is now open!
csz-scz.ca/wp/conference-reg…
Early-bird (until 6th of April): $100 CAD for regular members, $25 CAD for student , postdoc, and emeritus members!
E-see you there!
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
Notice to fish harvesters: #LeatherbackSeaTurtles, an aquatic species at risk, migrate south in the Fall. At this time, they’re at risk of getting entangled in fishing gear. Be mindful of their presence and check your traps and fishing lines often.
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
Plant Physiology NEWS & VIEWS now via Plantae .org: Stem Diameter Fluctuations Provide a New Window into Plant Water Status and Function #AbioticStress #ClimateChange #Drought #PlantBiology #PlantSci @skelrob @StephaneHerbet plantae.org/stem-diameter-fl…
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
Thanks to a new project from @chandraxray, we can “listen” to the Pillars of Creation! 🎶
This image combines observations from Hubble and Chandra. Through sonification, we can hear its data transformed into sounds.
For more sonifications: go.nasa.gov/35Y8Wzz
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
New in ConPhys!
Potential indicator of stress exposure through a minimally invasive sampling method.
#elephantseals #marinemammals #environment #stressors #conservation #genes
Read more here: bit.ly/3jZlyKn
Annie S. Lavoie-Rochon retweeted
#DYK nearly 50% of our science staff are women? It’s worth celebrating out loud, just like Aquatic Science Technician Sarah Scouten. Today, we’re recognizing #GenderEqualityWeek.











