Emily Lechner M.Sc.
@emilyrlechner.bsky.social
PhD student in Gothenburg studying fish physiology | MSc in brook trout ecophysiology from Trent University
Zebrafish respirometry 🐟
For my first project in my PhD I was looking at how varying temperature and oxygen levels impact fish performance 🎭
For my first project in my PhD I was looking at how varying temperature and oxygen levels impact fish performance 🎭
July 30, 2025 at 9:55 AM
Zebrafish respirometry 🐟
For my first project in my PhD I was looking at how varying temperature and oxygen levels impact fish performance 🎭
For my first project in my PhD I was looking at how varying temperature and oxygen levels impact fish performance 🎭
Reposted by Emily Lechner M.Sc.
Reposted by Emily Lechner M.Sc.
Warming waters mean new warm-water species! The venomous lesser weever and the gilt-head seabream have almost no previous recordings in Sweden but our catches may mean they’re getting more common.
Photo and figure by Elena Tamarit.
Photo and figure by Elena Tamarit.
June 28, 2025 at 10:44 AM
Warming waters mean new warm-water species! The venomous lesser weever and the gilt-head seabream have almost no previous recordings in Sweden but our catches may mean they’re getting more common.
Photo and figure by Elena Tamarit.
Photo and figure by Elena Tamarit.
Reposted by Emily Lechner M.Sc.
FINclub research trip going well! 32 people, dozens of fish and invert species, 16 experiments, two dogs and lots of fun. Some photos in thread.
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June 28, 2025 at 10:17 AM
FINclub research trip going well! 32 people, dozens of fish and invert species, 16 experiments, two dogs and lots of fun. Some photos in thread.
🧪🐟🦑
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