21-25 September, 2015, Copenhagen. Howard Browman participated in the ICES Annual Science Conference in Copenhagen. Howard led the annual meeting of the editorial board of the ICES Journal of Marine Science, participated in a mentorship dialog with early career scientists, and gave a talk in Theme session H (ocean acidfication) = “Applying organized skepticism to ocean acidification research, or some organisms will do …

12-17 July 2015 – Howard Browman, Anne Berit Skiftesvik and Caroline Durif participated in the 2015 Larval Fish Conference in Vienna. Also there were Claire Paris and her team from the University of Miami! Anne Berit, Caroline, Claire, Alessandro et al.

Anne Berit Skiftesvik (Principal Investigator), Reidun Bjelland, Caroline Durif and Howard Browman have been awarded an interconnected series of projects to generate baseline population dynamics data on coastal wrasses in the context of sustainably managing the fishery and also on optimizing the use of cleanerfish (wrasses and lumpfish) on salmon farms. These projects are funded by the Norwegian Seafood Research …

24-28 May 2015, Nantes, France – Howard Browman and Anne Berit Skiftesvik participated in the ICES-sponsored symposium, Marine Ecosystem Acoustics – Observing the ocean interior across scales in support of integrated management. The proceedings of the conference will be published during 2016 in a special symposium issue of the ICES Journal of Marine Science – watch for it!

3 March 2015 – Howard Browman gave a seminar titled, “Some marine organisms will do just fine in a high CO2 world”. It was deliberately provocative and generated lively discussion! View the abstract HERE. Howard also visited with collaborator Claire Paris and her team.

17 February 2015, Danish Technical University, National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Charlottenlund Castle, Denmark. Howard Browman gave a one day scientific writing and publishing workshop.