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December 22, 2024 at 12:28 AM
Friendly reminder that our optional, non-binding Microsoft Form for prospective Journal of Fish Biology Symposium Special Issue submissions is closing tomorrow (10 July). The form helps the Editorial Team understand the likely breadth of submissions & identify thematic gaps: bit.ly/4byRSkx #FSBI2026
Fill | Optional Exercise: Brief outline of contribution to Journal of Fish Biology Special Issue
Fisheries Society of the British Isles Symposium 2026: Breaking Siloes in Fish Biology We invite prospective authors to optionally share a brief outline of their intended submission. Important: This exercise is entirely optional and non-committalIt has no bearing on manuscript submission, editorial decisions, or peer review outcomesAll manuscripts will undergo the standard Journal of Fish Biology peer review processSharing this information does not obligate submission Our aim is to support the development of a balanced, inclusive, and genuinely cross-disciplinary Special Issue - particularly ensuring strong representation across academic, practitioner, policy, and industry perspectives in line with the “Breaking Siloes” theme.  If you are willing to contribute, we would be grateful if you could complete the form by Wednesday 24 June. Please feel free to reach out with any questions: fsbi2026@soton.ac.uk Data processing note: Guest Editors of the Special Issue of the Journal of Fish Biology wish to process your personal data (that is, collect, use, store and destroy data that identifies you) as part of the above exercise. We ask for your consent to process the data we ask for in this optional exercise, and will only share your personalised data among the Guest Editor team.  Your data will be held securely for a period of up to 1 year and securely destroyed after that date. Further information on the University of Southampton Privacy Policy can be found HERE.
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July 9, 2026 at 2:08 PM