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Welcome to
SYNGBIO.ORG!
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This website
is a community resource and news blog for researchers of pipefishes,
seahorses and seadragons.
For information on the Syngnathid Biology
International Symposium SYNGBIO click here
 
Attendees of the 1St International Syngnathid Biology
Symposium in Fiskebäckskil, Sweden April 2011
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NEWS BLOG
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Syngnathid researchers team up with facebook!
Welcome to the 21st century! You can now
follow the most up-to-date announcements and join fellow syngnathid
researchers in discussions on facebook.
Details: The Syngnathid Research Forum: A community for people to discuss
their research on seahorses, pipefishes, seadragons,
and other syngnathids. link
updated July 17, 2011
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In the News
Dr. Keith Martin-Smith’s research on seadragons from the Journal of Fish Biology, special
issue on Syngnathid Biology is featured in an online photo journal of BBC
Nature: Checkout BBC Nature for photos and more information.
updated July 17, 2011
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Conference: Husbandry, Management and Conservation of Syngnathids. Nov 2-4th
2011
is an upcoming symposium held
at the Shedd aquarium,
Chicago. The symposium will include keynote talks,
presentations and workshops on a wide range of topics, including conservation
and sustainability, breeding and population management, nutrition, medical
care, exhibit design and management, and legislation and trade. As with previous symposia in this series, we aim to
include a mix of expertise from aquariums, aquaculture, academia
and conservation organizations. There will be a combination of invited
speakers and talks selected by a program committee from abstracts submitted.
We also plan to publish peer-reviewed proceedings.
The submission
deadline is June 22, 2011. http://sheddaquarium.org/syngnathidsymposium
Organizers: Shedd
Aquarium, Project Seahorse, Monterey Bay Aquarium and Zoological Society of
London
updated May 16, 2011
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Special Issue of Journal of Fish
Biology.The
biology of syngnathids: pipefishes, seadragons, and
seahorses
The June 2011 special issue of Journal of Fish Biology edited by Ingrid Ahnesjö is out now. Review articles on sexual signaling,
reproductive endocrinology, genetics and genomics, evolutionary origins, and
conservation and management of syngnathids are included in this issue as well
as many original research papers and brief communications.
updated July 17, 2011
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First International Symposium of Syngnathid Biology (SYNGBIO)
Thanks to all that made the in Fiskebäckskil
Sweden a smashing success! Special thanks to our invited speakers and our
sponsors the Nordic Marine Academy. For more details concerning the details
and program of SYNGBIO 2011 click here
updated May 16, 2011
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