~2 years ago, we caught this Amazonian pleco in the River Kelvin, Glasgow, while netting minnows. There were two others in the same area, probably released from a home aquarium. Read about it here and the invasive potential of these fish in our new paper: reabic.net/journals/bir/2…

Thrilled to announce that applications are open for this year's workshop on vertebrate anatomy and ecophysiology! Workshop in Glasgow on April 12. Scan the QR code for more info! Shaun Killen Anatomy Insights University of Glasgow

Excited to announce that applications are open for the 2nd edition of our workshop on vertebrate anatomy and ecophysiogy! Come gain hands-on experience in dissecting across the tree of life. Workshop in Glasgow on April 12, see below for more info! Dr. Katharina Ruthsatz @zoology_museum

New preprint out in @EcoEvoRxiv with some amazing colleagues. “ Reporting guidelines for terrestrial respirometry: Building openness, transparency of metabolic and evaporative water loss data” | doi.org/10.32942/X2402M

Wonderful to see a fruitful collaboration with Jack Thomson Prof Kate Arnold and Shaun Killen finally published. Metabolic rate, boldness and coping with temperature in bold and shy sea anemones #climatechange journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…

#MonicaBacchus #PaoloDomenici Shaun Killen Mark Ian McCormick Nova Southeastern U. James Cook Uni UoS OES

📢Job alert! I'm looking for a POSTDOC IN ANIMAL (FISH) ECOPHYSIOLOGY to join my research group at DTU Aqua (DTU) in Denmark. Focus is on understanding variation in how steeply metabolic rate changes (scales) with body size. PLEASE REPOST! More info: efzu.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

It is often assumed that correlations btwn metabolic rate and behaviour can cause indirect selection. By examining numerous behaviours, our paper by Amélie Crespel shows when this 'phenotypic gambit' is incorrect & why genetic correlations are needed: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.10…

Only a few weeks left to apply for this PhD project in my lab!

There is a lot of flexibility in the project aims, so this is a great opportunity for a motivated student who wants to define their own research questions and choose a specific direction within this broad topic

Fantastic new analysis by Marie Levet showing non-linear, dose-dependent effects of immune system stimulation on metabolism and gene expression in a damselfish species. This was a very complex dataset and an amazing effort pulling it all together. cdnsciencepub.com/doi/10.1139/cj…