Photo: Caesio teres in Fiji, NickHobgood Wikimedia
The 22nd FishBase and SeaLifeBase Symposium, themed “Fishes in Changing Ecosystems,” will be hosted in Thessaloniki, Greece on 2-3 September 2024, at the KEDEA Building of the Aristotle University Campus.
Day 1️⃣: Advances in the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT) Contributions test the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory’s applicability to new topics or taxa, and/or quantifying some of its qualitative predictions.
Day 2️⃣: Fishes in Mare Nostrum Contributions related to FishBase and/or SeaLifeBase and the Mediterranean marine ecosystems.
The first day of the symposium, titled “Advances in the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT)”, will be led by Dr Daniel Pauly, FishBase co-creator, and is part of the celebrations of the 25th Anniversary of the Sea Around Us initiative of Dr Pauly at the University of British Columbia.
The second day is titled “Fishes in Mare Nostrum” and will include presentations on FishBase and/or SeaLifeBase-related topics with particular reference to the Mediterranean Sea.
FAQs
🗓️ When and where📍? September 2-3, 2024 KEDEA Building Aristotle University’s Research Dissemination Center Tritis Septemvriou St. Aristotle University campus, Thessaloniki, Greece
🖥️ Is there a remote option? Yes. The in-person presentations will be live-streamed. Connection details will be provided to attendees who register for the online option. Due to technical constraints, presenters will all have to online/remote presentations.
🗣️ Can I present? Yes. The deadline to submit abstracts is July 31st, 2024 at 11:59 pm Pacific time. Click on the registration link and provide the details of your talk.
🛌 Where can I stay? Thessaloniki is a touristic city with many hotel and BnB options. Some options are the Hotel Astoria, Hotel El Greco, Egnatia Palace, City Hotel Thessaloniki, Colors Urban Hotel, and Superior One Boutique Hotel.
Photo: Caesio teres in Fiji, NickHobgood Wikimedia
The 22nd FishBase and SeaLifeBase Symposium, “Fishes in Changing Ecosystems,” will be hosted in Thessaloniki on 2-3 September 2024, at the KEDEA Building of the Aristotle University Campus.
Day 1️⃣: Advances in the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory Contributions test the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory’s applicability to new topics or taxa, and/or quantifying some of its qualitative predictions.
Day 2️⃣: Fishes in Mare Nostrum Contributions related to FishBase and/or SeaLifeBase and the Mediterranean marine ecosystems.
The first day of the symposium, titled “Advances in the Gill Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT)”, will be led by Dr Daniel Pauly, FishBase co-creator, and is part of the celebrations of the 25th Anniversary of the Sea Around Us initiative of Dr Pauly at the University of British Columbia.
The second day is titled “Fishes in Mare Nostrum” and will include presentations on FishBase and/or SeaLifeBase-related topics with particular reference to the Mediterranean Sea.
🗓️ When and Where 📍? September 2-3, 2024 KEDEA Building Aristotle University’s Research Dissemination Center Tritis Septemvriou St. Aristotle University campus, Thessaloniki, Greece
🖥️ Is there a remote option? Yes. The in-person presentations will be live-streamed. Connection details will be provided to attendees who register for the online option. Due to technical constraints, presenters will all have to online/remote presentations.
🗣️ Can I present? Yes. The deadline to submit abstracts is July 31st, 2024 at 11:59 pm Pacific time. Click on the registration link and provide the details of your talk
🛌 Where can I stay? Thessaloniki is a touristic city with many hotel and BnB options. Some options are the Hotel Astoria, Hotel El Greco, Egnatia Palace, City Hotel Thessaloniki, Colors Urban Hotel, and Superior One Boutique Hotel.
