News from Centre for Ocean Life
13 NOV
We welcome a new postdoc at the Centre for Ocean life!
17 OCT
We welcome two new PhD students at the Centre for Ocean life!
25 AUG
Our application to the Villum Foundation for the extension of the Centre for Ocean Life has been granted. This is great news as it will allow us to continue the high level...
17 AUG
Why search for food if there is little or nothing of it? And why spend a lot of effort foraging if there is plenty of it, particularly since foraging implies elevated...
15 AUG
What physical constraints govern microbial filter feeding, and what can we derive about the microbial filter feeder as a trait?
26 JUL
We welcome a new PhD student and Postdoc at the Centre for Ocean life!
27 JUN
Copepods have developed two distinct behavioral strategies that have different costs and benefits when it comes to feeding, mating and avoiding predators. A new PhD thesis...
27 JUN
Can differences in behavior between genders lead to reduced male feeding rates?
05 APR
What are the spatial patterns of fish life history strategies in the European Seas and what are their main drivers?
03 APR
Differences in motile behavior related to feeding and mate finding lead up to almost an order of magnitude difference in mortality risk?