We would like to thank all participants and especially the presenters of the #HydroFish2020 Twitter Conference for making it such a successful event.

The format gave Early Career Researchers the opportunity to showcase their research to a wide audience and allowed people from all over the world to participate, read the presentations and ask questions. Now you can read their presentations too, even without a Twitter account.

Each presentation consists of a series of 10 Tweets (each of which has up to 280 characters) and is supported by pictures and videos. This way, you will be able to get a quick yet precise overview of the latest research and results presented during the #HydroFish2020 conference.

The talks of each presenter can be found below; to read the presentation expand the title by clicking on it or on the + sign.

KEYNOTE: Professor Colin Bean

University of Glasgow

Unravelling the relationship between hydropower generation and fish conservation - some key considerations

Colin Bean HydroFish2020 – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Pieterjan Verhelst

Ghent University

Silver eel migration in an obstructed versus non-obstructed system

Pieterjan Verhelst – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Ine Pauwels

Research Institute Nature and Forest

Multi-species assessment of injury, mortality and physical conditions during downstream passage through a large Archimedes hydrodynamic screw (Albert canal, Belgium)

Ine Pauwels – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Jenna Vergeynst

Ghent University

Navigation locks: passage or barrier?

Jenna Vergeynst – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Merryn Thomas

Swansea University

Using expert knowledge to better understand instream infrastructure passability for European eel (Anguilla anguilla)

Merryn Thomas – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Thomas Larrieu

CNRS – University of Poitiers

Effect of flexible structures on hydraulic characteristics of vertical slot fishways

Thomas Larrieu – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Fatma Lemkercher

CNRS – University of Poitiers

Study of fishfriendly trash racks for downstream fish migration

Fatma Lemkercher – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Henry Hansen

Kalrstad University

Exit here: strategies for dealing with aging dams and reservoirs

Henry Hansen – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Kordula Schwarzwälder

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Linking changing grain size distributions with the development of shelter availability for fish in the bypass reach of a hydro power plant

Kordula Schwarzwälder – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Hannah Schwedhelm

Technical University of Munich

Determination of Environmental Flow Criteria in the Alpine Region using MesoHABSIM

Hannah Schwedhelm – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Maria João Costa

Instituto Superior Técnico

Flow-refuges as potential solutions to mitigate the impacts of rapid flow fluctuations

Maria João Costa – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Daniel Hayes

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences

Effects of hydropeaking on European grayling and development of mitigation measures

Daniel Hayes – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Alejandro Julian Baladron

Instituto Superior Técnico

Can vegetation help mitigate hydropeaking impacts on cyprinid species?

Alejandro Julian Baladron – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Carlos-Cano-Barbacil

University of Girona

Hydrological alteration favours alien fish establishment in the Iberian Peninsula

Carlos-Cano-Barbacil – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Nicole Smialek

Technical University of Munich

Do we know enough to manage European riverine fish? - A critical assessment of autecological data in grey and peer-reviewed literature

Nicole Smialek – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Johannes Radinger

Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries

Models as a means of studying effects of connectivity on river fish

Johannes Radinger – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

Ruben van Treeck

Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries

Impact of hydropower on fish - paths to a generic assessment strategy

Ruben van Treeck – Curated tweets by FIThydroproject back to top of presentation

All Tweets about the conference can also be found on Twitter through the #HydroFish2020 conference hashtag. Want to know more about the conference and how a Twitter conference works? Visit the conference webpage.