Hussey Lab

A documentary featuring two UWindsor science researchers is now streaming on Disney+. Read about their submarine adventures and more in the DailyNews story about the doc OceanXplorers. @EricSteMarie @HusseyLab @iBioUWindsor @GLIERUWINDSOR bit.ly/3XTUzWu

Congratulations to @NEHmarine, @EricSteMarie and the @HusseyLab. Find out more about their work @oceanx uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2024…

The deployment of the satellite/cell linked buoy for tracking white sharks and other species would not have been possible without the help of @Innovasea and the @OceanTracking - huge thank you to the teams for their hard work to make this possible!!

Recently we deployed a satellite/cell linked buoy between East Ironbound and Seal Ledge. This buoy sits on the surface and gives us periodic updates on any tagged species detected within its range. We we will be posting weekly updates to inform you of any detections! #whiteshark

Parasitic mustaches and their 🦈 hosts! Popular press release 🤩 ascension.gov.ac/nature-notes-s… & Paper viewable here 🥳 shorturl.at/sFVYZ

three years in the making......and now the amazing journey begins on growing the field station and generating data for the incredible white shark in Atlantic Canada. Associated with @iBioUWindsor Kudos to @Loretta04550704 for our logo! @WhiteSharksGlob

Last week we deployed 42 moorings throughout Mahone Bay!  Acoustic receivers on the moorings will detect tagged white sharks (and other fishes, sharks, etc.,) in the area over the summer, and we will download the data in the fall when we pick them back up. 🦈

We’re very excited to announce the launch of the Tancook Islands Marine Field Station! We are starting research this summer to derive data on #whitesharks and their ecosystem in Atlantic Canada! Stay tuned for more information once our website launches!

As if having parasites in your eyes wasn't bad enough... Now Greenland sharks have to worry about barnacles in their butts!? 🦈😱 Learn more: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… @NEHmarine, H. Glenner & D.J. Rees @TheFSBI

Doctoral student @EricSteMarie's research into the behaviour of Greenland sharks in the Arctic has landed him a new grant supplement. Read more about his fascinating work. @NSERC_CRSNG @iBioUWindsor @HusseyLab @NEHmarine bit.ly/3GTSfH2

#Elasmobranchs are vital for connecting coastal ecosystems with the deep #ocean. New paper lead by me, @DrAustinG, #PhilMatich, and @NEHmarine published today in @royalsociety #ProceedingsB. tinyurl.com/y7xhumsp #Sharks #Science #Resilience #Conservation #Subtropics

A successful month on Ascension Island! 🦈 34 sharks tagged 📍 30 acoustic receivers installed 🧪 92 samples taken 🔹 2 ADCPs deployed 🌡️ 28 temp recorders installed ➕ Lots of fun! Thanks @AIGConservation for hosting us and to the community for the warm welcome!

Registration is now open! Head on to our Eventbrite page below or click the link in our bio! eventbrite.com/e/2slgbtq-stem… See you on the 5th!🏳️‍🌈

📢 JOB POSTING 🦈🐟🐳😁🎉

The Hussey Lab is hiring for a full time Lab Manager Position! Recent graduates and students graduating in the spring encouraged to apply. Details below 🐟 #jobposting #labmanager

New paper! Ever wondered how to improve the accuracy, yield and minimize error in your fine-scale #acoustic tracking arrays? 💡 🧵1/n

Check out our latest Nature Notes article written by @DaniOrrell "A tale of two sharks and their many parasites (Alebion carchariae)." Click the link below👇 ascension.gov.ac/nature-notes-s… #smallislandBIGVISION

New open access paper! 🦈 We opportunistically plucked parasites off of sharks in Ascension's waters...! 🧵 @NEHmarine @HusseyLab @iBioUWindsor @ScienceUWindsor #JMBA Paper ➡️tinyurl.com/asiparasite

For 10+ years, OTN & collaborators at the @husseylab (@uwindsor) have been involved w/ growing an extensive Arctic monitoring program in key coastal and offshore regions of Baffin Bay, supporting research on Greenland halibut, Greenland shark, narwhal, Arctic skate, & more! 1/3

#Bycatch reduction strategy in #ArcticFisheries was assessed using electronic tags on Greenland halibut, Greenland sharks & Arctic skate. Species overlap in deep waters means fisheries should consider new bycatch reduction methods. #FeatureArticle bit.ly/meps_702_1