Michael Ovidio

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University of Liege

Belgium

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Michael Ovidio is a Professor-Scientific Expert at Université de Liège, Belgium. His research focuses on hydroelectric power plant impacts on fish migration, potamodromous species movements, and the ecology of the European Eel. Recent work includes evaluating fish passage solutions and assessing traditional aquaculture systems in relation to climate change mitigation.

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Sebastien Erpicum

BELGIUM

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Isabel Boavida

PORTUGAL

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Ivan Paz‐Vinas

FRANCE

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João de Lima

Full Professor

University of Coimbra

PORTUGAL

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Rui Lima

Utrecht University

NETHERLANDS

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Emili García-Berthou

Professor of Ecology

Universitat de Girona

SPAIN

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Ana T. Silva

Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

NORWAY

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Pedro Almeida

Full Professor

University of Évora

PORTUGAL

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Isabel Pedroso de Lima

Professor Auxiliar c/ Agregação

University of Coimbra

PORTUGAL

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Bernardo Quintella

Invited Assistant Professor

Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon

PORTUGAL

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Benjamin Dewals

Professor at University of Liège (ULiège)

University of Liege

BELGIUM

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Michel Pirotton

University of Liege

BELGIUM

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J. Robert Britton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (17)

Hydroelectric power plant and upstream fish migration: evaluation of the efficiency of a behavioural barrier

A check-up of the opening of a fish migratory axis on multi-dimensional and multi-annual scales

Multi-year movements of potamodromous cyprinid species within a highly anthropized river assessed using RFID-equipped fishways

Biology and Ecology of the European Eel as Revealed by an Original Sampling Technique Performed in a Deep and Large Riverine Ecosystem

Traditional Fish Hole Aquaculture System in Benin: Status, Challenges, and Research Prospects for Sustainable Development in Climate Change Mitigation

Ecology and Sustainable Conservation of the Nase, Chondrostoma nasus: A Literature Review

What do fish do after passing through a fishway? A radio‐telemetry study on patrimonial holobiotic species

Assessment of the Attractiveness and Passage Efficiency of Different Fish Passage Solutions at a Hydropower Plant by Combining Fine Scale 2D-Telemetry and Hydraulic Numerical Modelling

Technologies for the study of hydropeaking impacts on fish populations: Applications, advantages, outcomes, and future developments

Patterns of genetic variation in native and non-native populations of European catfish Silurus glanis across Europe

Glass Eel Restocking Experiments in Typologically Different Upland Rivers: How Much Have We Learned about the Importance of Recipient Habitats?

Movement behaviour and fishway performance for endemic and exotic species in a large anthropized river

Space and Time Use of European Eel Restocked in Upland Continental Freshwaters, a Long-Term Telemetry Study

Combining fine-scale telemetry and hydraulic numerical modelling to understand the behavioural tactics and the migration route choice of smolts at a complex hydropower plant

Multi-year analysis of the fish colonisation dynamic in three newly installed fishways in medium sized Belgian rivers

Assessment of Fish Abundance, Biodiversity and Movement Periodicity Changes in a Large River over a 20-Year Period

Migration behaviour of Atlantic salmon smolts ( Salmo salar L.) in a short and highly fragmented gravel‐bed river stretch

Collaborators (13)

Sebastien Erpicum

Isabel Boavida

Ivan Paz‐Vinas

João de Lima

Rui Lima

Emili García-Berthou

Ana T. Silva

Pedro Almeida

Isabel Pedroso de Lima

Bernardo Quintella

Benjamin Dewals

Michel Pirotton

J. Robert Britton

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