Welcome to the Juanes Lab webpage!

Here at the Juanes Lab, we're interested in:
(1) the mechanisms leading to recruitment variability of marine fishes 
(2) the evolution of life history strategies, particularly with reference to
the onset of piscivory in fishes and the adaptive significance of phenotypic plasticity
(3) conservation genetics of marine and anadromous fishes
(4) the allometry of predator-prey relationships
(5) underwater soundscapes and sound production in fishes
(6) the conservation of marine ecosystems.

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NEWS
September 2017, Welcome Lily Campbell as a new MSc student
September 2017. Xavier appears on Les annees lumiere
http://ici.radio-canada.ca/premiere/emissions/les-annees-lumiere/episodes/390392/audio-fil-du-dimanche-24-septembre-2017/10
August 2017: Xavier appears on Quirks and Quarks
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/hearing-plants-awkward-bees-arctic-gems-farting-fish-and-chicken-bones-1.4234437/spying-scientists-listen-in-on-fish-conversations-1.4234447
June 2017: Xavier interviewed  by Hakai magazine:
https://www.hakaimagazine.com/article-short/quiet-please-fish-are-flirting
May 2017, Welcome Hailey Davies as our SURA student for the summer
April 2017, Anne Shaffer successfully defends PhD thesis.
April 2017, Eva MacLennan successfully defends Honours thesis
January 2017. Welcome Rhonda Reidy as a new MSc student
May 2016, Jess has paper accepted in Environmental Assessment & Management.
May 2016, Welcome Lily Campbell as our NSERC USRA student for the summer!
May 2016,Mauricio has review of mangroves and fisheries accepted in Fish & Fisheries
May 2016, Cam has latest paper accepted in Canadian Journal of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences
May 2016, David has otolith paper accepted in Marine & Freshwater Research
April 2016, We begin collaboration with Sigal Balshine and her group from McMaster University
April 2016, Francis publishes paper in special issue dedicated to RH Peters in Canadian Journal of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences