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We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for *FISH AT NIGHT: AN INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM*

*To register visit: http://www.rsmas.miami.edu/bms/FishAtNight/registration.html *


The purpose of the symposium is to stimulate the exchange of new knowledge, data, and ideas on behaviors, patterns, and processes operating underwater, in darkness


The main conference themes include:

·Nocturnal fish behavior and ecology

·Night fishing, fisheries, and enforcement

·Deep and polar sea (“perpetual night”) fish and fisheries

·Diel fish distribution and abundance comparisons

·Methods for studying fish in darkness

·Human threats to fish at night

·Larval fish at night


Drs Euan Harvey (Curtin University in Australia) and Carl Meyer (Hawai‘i Institute of Marine Biology) will deliver keynote addresses.


The /Bulletin of Marine Science/ encourages presentations to the symposium from all fields of marine research pertaining to fish at night. Although the focus is on marine ecosystems, relevant contributions from inland waters will also be considered. Anyone interested in the subject matter can attend the symposium. Those who wish to participate without making a poster or oral presentation are welcome.

The ultimate and most important goal of the symposium is to produce a peer-reviewed dedicated issue that will capture the present state-of-knowledge of fish studies in the dark, identifying critical information gaps, and charting a course for future research and collaboration. Ultimately, we want to advance the current understanding of fish at night studies in the systems they occupy.

Please visit our website for more information: http://www.fishatnight.org.

Download a Symposium fyer here: http://www.rsmas.miami.edu/bms/FishAtNight/fishatnight_files/FishAtNightAnnouncement.pdf

We hope to see you in Miami!




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_Neil Hammerschlag, Ph.D._ <http://neilhammer.com>
/Research Assistant Professor/
Rosenstiel Marine School (RSMAS) | Abess Center (CESP)
/Director,/ R.J. Dunlap Marine Conservation Program
University of Miami

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Lab Website: _SharkTagging.com_ <http://sharktagging.com>

*Fish @ Night: International Symposium
/Miami, Florida 18-20 November 2015/*,
Website:_FishAtNight.org_
<http://fishatnight.org>

<http://fishatnight.org>

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