Meet Sébastien Matlosz, a PhD student at the University of Iceland defending his PhD this Friday! We are very proud of him for (almost) finishing his PhD, so that’s why we are shining a spotlight on him ☺️ From France to Iceland Sébastien was born and raised in France. As a kid, he had […]
Sébastien Matlosz, soon to be PhD! Read More »
In April Sammi Lai and her team published an article about how the amount and variety of food affects young salmon. Their study sites were four rivers in Northeast Iceland (see map). They looked into which invertebrates (animals without a backbone) could be found in the rivers and by finding out what young salmon
The food available to salmon and what they eat Read More »
Hello everyone, my name is Lieke, I’m 29 years old and I was born and raised in The Netherlands. Currently, I am a PhD student working on the Arctic charr (bleikja) in Thingvallavatn. Read further to get to know more about me! Moving to Iceland While I was not always sure I wanted to be
Introducing Lieke Ponsioen, co-founder of Ice Fish Research Read More »