Brian Hayden
@drhaydo.bsky.social
Isotopes, fish, footy and more isotopes.... Prof at University of New Brunswick
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🎥 New webinar now live!
I sat down with Kurt Samways to talk stable isotopes, fisheries ecology, and applied conservation — with a focus on Atlantic salmon and real-world management questions.
Watch here 👉
www.atomicecology.com/post/atomic-...
#StableIsotopes #Fisheries #Ecology
I sat down with Kurt Samways to talk stable isotopes, fisheries ecology, and applied conservation — with a focus on Atlantic salmon and real-world management questions.
Watch here 👉
www.atomicecology.com/post/atomic-...
#StableIsotopes #Fisheries #Ecology
Restoring the salmon runs – how Canada succeeded in bringing back wild salmon
Wild salmon are in peril. But this Canadian initiative has increased salmon numbers in 6 out of 7 sites – by working with Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
“Respectful Returns” has been…
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Later this week I'll be chatting with Kurt Samways for the next Atomic Ecology Meets - If you like your isotopes with Atlantic salmon, marine derived nutrients, innovative restoration and large dollop of Canadian nice, then this one is for you! youtu.be/mLrugYqLBh4
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Reposted by Brian Hayden, Catherine J. Frieman
Research Fellow in Biomolecular Archaeology at UCL
Searching for an academic job? Explore this Research Fellow in Biomolecular Archaeology opening on jobs.ac.uk! Click to view more details and browse other academic jobs.
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Job alert! 3 year post doc in my research group at University College London working on Roman Leather via biomolecular archaeology. #ZooMS #stableisotopes
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DQJ187/r...
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DQJ187/r...
Nitrate | Atomic Ecology
Isotopic approaches to nitrate measurements and management
www.atomicecology.com
Always happy to chat and discuss specific applications tailored to your specific needs. www.atomicecology.com/nitrate
This shorts user guide is a useful first step for catchment and environmental managers eager to address eutrophication and associated impacts on their watercourse. It covers some of the essential science, how to apply it and how Atomic Ecology can help.
Nitrate | Atomic Ecology
Isotopic approaches to nitrate measurements and management
www.atomicecology.com
Europe has a nitrate problem - essential to our agriculture but harmful to freshwater and coastal habitats, nitrate pollution has become fact of life. Isotopes have a huge, but largely untapped, potential to identify point sources of nitrate and also estimate where that nitrate originated.
Survivor’s Guide to Stable Isotope Ecology – EXEDRA Mediterranean Center
22nd – 29th March 2026
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Last chance to join the best, in-person stable isotope ecology course there is - The Survivors Guide to Stable Isotope Ecology! We have a great selection of instructors, a phenomenal venue and time to discuss your work 1:1 amongst lectures and data tutorials www.exedramc.com/courses/surv...
Excellent use of conference badges ;-)
Yes! We spend so much time using these tools for our research its hard to figure out why everyione else isnt using them too! Implications / opportunities for IsoBank here aswell.....
Fisheries | Atomic Ecology
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Adressing this imbalance is one of my goals for Atomic Ecology, and to get started I have produced a user guide for the uninitiated!
www.atomicecology.com/fishery
www.atomicecology.com/fishery
The advantages are multiple and costs are mdoest, whether characterising diet, habitat use or intra-specific variability, isotope based metrics provide robust information on the mechanics underpinning valuable stocks and fisheries.
At a workshop last week, a couple of colleagues and I started discussing why stable isotope based approaches so prevalent in academic research are rarely seen in applied fishery management.
stop using AI to do your research. it hallucinates too often. if you want an answer to something, post something arrogant on the appropriate subreddit. something like: "this item performs 10% better than everything else. only idiots deny this." this will bait nerds into doing your research for you.
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I am looking for a new job! I am one of the federal public servants whose position is being discontinued as part of the government-wide expenditure review. If you know of opportunities to work in marine and fisheries ecology, let your girl know. www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-boudreau-9114a93a7
Starting the journey home from a wonderful week at CESAB in Montpellier. Science, discussion, new friends, a whole lotnof isotopes and maybe even a beer or three. So pleased that I dint have to get back to the Maritimes this time round!
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Shark Biology and Ecology Online Course — Center for Wildlife Studies
www.centerforwildlifestudies.org
There are just a few weeks left to sign up for my Center for Wildlife Studies "biology and ecology of sharks" online course, which you can take for transfer credit or just to learn something.
There's an optional 3-day field research experience in additon to the online lectures and assignments!
There's an optional 3-day field research experience in additon to the online lectures and assignments!
Sorry to hear that Stephanie, very rough time. I have been following from afar, scary how much has changed so quickly
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New R Coding for Ecology chapter on measuring landscape patterns with landscapemetrics and motif 📊🌍
doi.org/10.1007/978-...
Preprint: doi.org/10.48550/arX...
Code: github.com/Nowosad/land...
#LandscapeEcology #RSpatial #GIS
doi.org/10.1007/978-...
Preprint: doi.org/10.48550/arX...
Code: github.com/Nowosad/land...
#LandscapeEcology #RSpatial #GIS
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New postdoctoral fellowship opportunity! Please pass along. Excited to announce the launch of the Tom Lovejoy Fellowship Program at the University of Arizona for innovative research to protect species, sustain ecosystems, and promote a thriving planet lovejoycenter.arizona.edu/lovejoy-fell... 🧪🌐🌾
A quick reminder that the deadline for this exciting postdoc fellowship is due soon. Come work with us! Support for work in biodiversity, ecology, and conservation with applied connections. Contact me or other Lovejoy faculty if you are interested 🧪🌐🌾
Essentials of Stable Isotope Ecology - Training in stable isotopes
A new online course for everyone interested in applying stable isotope to environmental or ecological research. Learn more at www.atomicecology.com.
The first 20 attendees using the discount code…
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Upskilling for 2026, or just looking to add a new technique to your research armoury? I have two self-paced courses available through Atomic Ecology covering all the essential information required to analyse and interpret stable isotope data!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ8U...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ8U...
Atomic Ecology meets - Dr. Sora Kim
Something a bit different for this week's blog at Atomic Ecology. I'm excited to launch a new series for 2026, Atomic Ecology meets. These sessions combine a typical , but condensed, research seminar ...
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Delighted with the response to my recent chat with Sora Kim for the first Atomic Ecology Meets! New episode planned for February, stay tuned! www.atomicecology.com/post/atomic-...
The red dot is a baby North Atlantic right whale trying to migrate up the east coast of the United states.
The blue streaks are fast moving shipping vessels entering and leaving New York City harbor.
One collision and the whale is dead.
We need *mandatory* speed limits for these vessels! 🧪🦑🌍
The blue streaks are fast moving shipping vessels entering and leaving New York City harbor.
One collision and the whale is dead.
We need *mandatory* speed limits for these vessels! 🧪🦑🌍
Amazing visualization of the challenges faced by right whales migrating along the eastern seaboard!
The red dot is a baby North Atlantic right whale trying to migrate up the east coast of the United states.
The blue streaks are fast moving shipping vessels entering and leaving New York City harbor.
One collision and the whale is dead.
We need *mandatory* speed limits for these vessels! 🧪🦑🌍
The blue streaks are fast moving shipping vessels entering and leaving New York City harbor.
One collision and the whale is dead.
We need *mandatory* speed limits for these vessels! 🧪🦑🌍
Very cool work Eric! Not sure if it has been done before but combining with isotopes to assess seasonal shifts in productivity associated with DNA abundance could be neat.... I have some (as yet unpublished) SIA data from eastern Canada showing similar patterns in streams there...
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Biology and Ecology of Sharks and Their Relatives (Online & Field) — Center for Wildlife Studies
www.centerforwildlifestudies.org
Is your New Years resolution to learn more about sharks? (Just kidding, I assume that's everyone's New Years resolution!)
Good news! We are offering my online take-at-your-own-pace "Biology and Ecology of Sharks and Their Relatives" course again, starting in February!
🦑🧪🌍🦈
Good news! We are offering my online take-at-your-own-pace "Biology and Ecology of Sharks and Their Relatives" course again, starting in February!
🦑🧪🌍🦈
Brian Hayden
@drhaydo.bsky.social
· Jan 8
Atomic Ecology meets - Dr. Sora Kim
Something a bit different for this week's blog at Atomic Ecology. I'm excited to launch a new series for 2026, Atomic Ecology meets. These sessions combine a typical , but condensed, research seminar…
www.atomicecology.com
🎥 Webinar now live!
I sat down with Dr Sora Kim to talk food webs, trophic ecology & how stable isotopes are actually used in applied research.
Watch here 👉 www.atomicecology.com/post/atomic-...
#StableIsotopes #Ecology #FoodWebs
I sat down with Dr Sora Kim to talk food webs, trophic ecology & how stable isotopes are actually used in applied research.
Watch here 👉 www.atomicecology.com/post/atomic-...
#StableIsotopes #Ecology #FoodWebs
Brian Hayden
@drhaydo.bsky.social
· Jan 8
Atomic Ecology meets - Dr. Sora Kim
Something a bit different for this week's blog at Atomic Ecology. I'm excited to launch a new series for 2026, Atomic Ecology meets. These sessions combine a typical , but condensed, research seminar…
www.atomicecology.com
🎥 Webinar now live!
I sat down with Dr Sora Kim to talk food webs, trophic ecology & how stable isotopes are actually used in applied research.
Watch here 👉 www.atomicecology.com/post/atomic-...
#StableIsotopes #Ecology #FoodWebs
I sat down with Dr Sora Kim to talk food webs, trophic ecology & how stable isotopes are actually used in applied research.
Watch here 👉 www.atomicecology.com/post/atomic-...
#StableIsotopes #Ecology #FoodWebs
Brian Hayden
@drhaydo.bsky.social
· Jan 7
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Share the post, tag your early-career researchers friends, or mention it in your lab meetings. Let’s make sure every early career anadromous salmonid researcher knows about it! 🐟
#NoWPaS2026 #EarlyCareerResearchers #FishScience #SalmonidResearch
Share the post, tag your early-career researchers friends, or mention it in your lab meetings. Let’s make sure every early career anadromous salmonid researcher knows about it! 🐟
#NoWPaS2026 #EarlyCareerResearchers #FishScience #SalmonidResearch
🐟 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS OPEN for #NoWPaS2026!
📍 Hólar University, Iceland 🇮🇸
📅 March 2–7, 2026
🧑🔬 For early career researchers on anadromous salmonids
🗓️ Deadline: Nov 10, 2025
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Join us in Iceland for science, salmonids, and connections!
📍 Hólar University, Iceland 🇮🇸
📅 March 2–7, 2026
🧑🔬 For early career researchers on anadromous salmonids
🗓️ Deadline: Nov 10, 2025
👉 forms.gle/unryb2EZEcp1...
ℹ️ nowpas.wordpress.com
Join us in Iceland for science, salmonids, and connections!
Have only every heard great things about this meeting. By salmon ECRs for salmonid ECRs, and in a magical location to boot!
