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Обремський Всеволод Адольфович  — київський архітектор, цивільний інженер, педагог.

Біографія
Вищу професійну освіту здобув у Петербурзькому інституті цивільних інженерів.

З 1902 по 1925 роки працював архітектором Київського політехнічного інституту. Водночас викладав у КПІ креслення та проектування.

Певний час працював і архітектором у Колегії Павла Галагана.

Також викладав у Київській школі десятників архітектуру. Був членом Товариства покровительства тварин.

Після завершення роботи архітектором у КПІ продовжував займатися архітектурною практикою.

Зведені будинки

 Студентська їдальня Політехнічного інституту (1907 p.),
 Амбулаторія / приймальний покій Політехнічного інституту (1907 p.),
 Прибутковий будинок (флігель) на вулиці Саксаганського № 92 (1909 р.),
 Житлові будинки № 3 і 4 Політехнічного інституту (1910 p.),
 Комерційний інститут на розі бульвару Шевченка і вулиці Івана Франка (1911 - 1915 pp., співавтор О. Кобелєв),
 Прибутковий будинок на Стрілецькій вулиці № 20 (1900-і рр.),
 Будинок для професорів Сільгоспакадемії на вулиці Родимцева № 21 (1928 р., співавтор Д.Дяченко).

Адреси у Києві
Спершу мешкав при КПІ
 вул. Фундуклеївська (тепер Богдана Хмельницького) № 51 (1906),
 вул. Гоголівська № 30 (1907 - 1909),
 вул. Маріїнсько - Благовіщенська (тепер Саксаганського) № 133 (1910 - 1911),
 вул. Маріїнсько - Благовіщенська (тепер Саксаганського) № 101 (1912),
 вул. Пушкінська № 39 (з 1913).
У 1920-і роки мешкав на вул. Володимирській № 48 а.

Джерела

 Володимир Тимофієнко. Зодчі України кінця XVIII — початку XX століть. Біографічний довідник .

 Весь Киев на 1901 год. Издание М.А.Радоминского. Киев, 1902.
 Весь Киев на 1906 год. Издание С. М. Богуславского. Киев, 1906.
 Весь Киев на 1909 год. Издание С. М. Богуславского. Киев, 1909.
 Весь Киев на 1910 год. Издание С. М. Богуславского. Киев, 1910.
 Весь Киев на 1911 год. Издание С. М. Богуславского. Киев, 1911.
 Весь Киев на 1912 год. Издание С. М. Богуславского. Киев, типография 1-й Киевской артели печатного дела, 1912.
 Весь Киев на 1914 год. Издание С. М. Богуславского. Киев, типография 1-й Киевской артели печатного дела, 1914.

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Q: Minix 3 stdio.h doesn't recognize FILE *f I'm developing something on Minix 3 and, when it comes to deal with io files, I got a problem.
In the code:
#include <stdio.h> /* If I don't call any stdio funcs compiler doesnt's complain*/
int main() {
  FILE * fp; /* I get the following: " * not expected " */
  return 0;
}

Already tried everything that comes to my mind, can't figure it out..
/EDIT/
From what I can tell, when I include something, if I call functions not related to structs, it's OK. Is it the structs ?

A: I will assume you have checked whether the Minix file is present, that it really defines the type FILE and that your include path provides the correct -Ioption to the compiler to find that file.
Depending on your environment it could happen that an environment variable INCLUDE exists and is recognized by your compiler to provide additional include paths, recognized even before the include options from the command line. In such a case it might happen to include a stdio.hfrom a different compiler. Visual Studio is known to provide such an environment variable by default, and that has bitten me once before.
EDIT: Running the preprocessor in isolation may help to find out what is really happening in any case. Verify that FILEis defined in the preprocessed version of your file.

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José Augusto Alves
Author Name : Alves, JA
Researcher ID: U-4674-2018
Ciencia ID: 3111-C018-5465
Department: Biology
Research Group: Environmental Changes, Hazards & Conservation (ECHC)
ISI Web of KnowledgeSM search factor: AUTHOR: (Alves, JA) AND ADDRESS: (Aveiro) OR AUTHOR: (Alves, JA) AND ADDRESS: (Norwich)
www.cesam.ua.pt/josealves
Individual and population-level responses to environmental change
Migratory connectivity: unraveling the hidden cycle of biomass flow
Trophic interactions in coastal areas: using waterbirds as biological indicators
1998-2004 Degree in Applied Biology with Ecology, University of Minho
2005-2010 PhD in Population Ecology, University East Anglia
2019- Senior Researcher, DBIO & CESAM, University of Aveiro
2018- Invited Assistant Professor, DBIO, University of Aveiro
2013-2018 Post-doctoral Fellow, DBIO & CESAM, University of Aveiro
2010-2013 Senior Research Associate, University of East Anglia
Editor of Wader Study (since 2013)
Associated Editor of IBIS (since 2017)
Member of the Meetings Committee of the British Ornithologists' Union (since 2017)
WoS Papers (79) Other Papers (14) Books (0) Book Chapter (0) Thesis (1) Communications (36) Other Publications (2) Reports (0)
Rodrigues, M.S., Araújo, P.M., Silva, J.P., Abad-Gómez, J.M., Rodrigues, P.C., Ramos, J.A., & Alves, J.A. (in press) Habitat selection and ontogeny of habitat use by juvenile Eurasian Spoonbill Platalea leucorodia revealed by GPS tracking. Bird Conservation International, . See more
Carneiro, C., Gunnarsson, T.G. & Alves J.A. (in press) Annual schedule adjustment by a long-distance migratory bird. The American Naturalist, . See more
Belo, J.R., Dias, M.P., Jara, J., Almeida, A., Morais, F., Silva, C., Valadeiro, J. & Alves, J.A. (in press) Synchronous declines of wintering waders and high-tide roost area in a temperate estuary: results of a 10-year monitoring programme. Waterbirds: The International Journal Of Waterbird Biology, . See more
Pálsdóttir, A.E., Gill, J.A., Alves, J.A., Snæbjörn Pálsson, S., Méndez, V., Ewing, H., Gunnarsson T.G. (2022) Subarctic afforestation: effects of forest plantations on ground-nesting birds in lowland Iceland. . See more
Pálsdóttir, A.E., Gill, J.A, Pálsson, S., Alves, J.A, Méndez, V., Þórisson, B., Gunnarsson, T.G. (2022) Effects of overhead power-lines on the density of ground-nesting birds in open sub-arctic habitats. . See more
Verónica Méndez, Jose A. Alves, Jennifer A. Gill, Böðvar Þórisson, Camilo Carneiro, Aldís E. Pálsdóttir, Sölvi R. Vignisson, Tomas G. Gunnarsson (2022) Effects of pair migratory behavior on breeding phenology and success in a partially migratory shorebird population. . See more
Coelho, A.P., Henriques, M. Rocha, A.D., Paulino, J., Schaars, L.K., Ramos, C., Barros, A.R., Catry, T., Granadeiro, J.P., Piersma, T. & Alves, J.A. (2022) Spatial and seasonal variation in macrozoobenthic density, biomass and community composition in a major tropical intertidal area, the Bijagós Archipelago, West-Africa. PLOS One, . See more
Downey, H., T. Amano, M. Cadotte, C.N. Cook, S.J. Cooke, N.R. Haddaway, J.P.G. Jones, N. Littlewood, J.C. Walsh, M.I. Abrahams, G. Adum, M. Akasaka, J.A. Alves, R.E. Antwis, E.C. Arellano, J. Axmacher, H. Barclay, L. Batty, A. Benítez-López, J.R. Bennett, M.J. Berg, S. Bertolino, D. Biggs, F.C. Bolam, T. Bray, B.W. Brook, J.W. Bull, Z. Burivalova, M. Cabeza, A.L.M. Chauvenet, A.P. Christie, L. Cole, A.J. Cotton, S. Cotton, S.A.O. Cousins, D. Craven, W. Cresswell, J.J. Cusack, S. Dalrymple, Z.G. Davies, A. Diaz, J.A. Dodd, A. Felton, E. Fleishman, C.J. Gardner, R. Garside, A. Ghoddousi, J.J. Gilroy, D.A. Gill, J.A. Gill, L. Glew, M.J. Grainger, A.A. Grass, S. Greshon, J. Gundry, T. Hart, C.R. Hopkins, C. Howe, A. Johnson, K.W. Jones, N.R. Jordan, T. Kadoya, D. Kerhoas, J. Koricheva, T.M. Lee, S. Lengyel, S.W. Livingstone, A. Lyons, G. McCabe, J. Millett, C. Montes Strevens, A. Moolna, H.L. Mossman, N. Mukherjee, A. Muñoz-Sáez, N. Negrões, O. Norfolk, T. Osawa, S. Papworth, K.J. Park, J. Pellet, A.D. Phillott, J.M. Plotnik, D. Priatna, A.G. Ramos, N. Randall, R.M. Richards, E.G. Ritchie, D.L. Roberts, R. Rocha, J.P. Rodríguez, R. Sanderson, T. Sasaki, S. Savilaakso, C. Sayer, C. Sekercioglu, M. Senzaki, G. Smith, R.J. Smith, M. Soga, C.D. Soulsbury, M.D. Steer, G. Stewart, E.F. Strange, A.J. Suggitt, R.R.J. Thompson, S. Thompson, I. Thornhill, R.J. Trevelyan, H.O. Usieta, O. Venter, A.D. Webber, R.L. White, M.J. Whittingham, A. Wilby, R.W. Yarnell, V. Zamora & W.J. Sutherland (2021) Training future generations to deliver evidence-based conservation and ecosystem management. Ecological Solutions And Evidence, . See more
Carneiro, C., Gunnarsson, T.G., Méndez, V., Soares, A.M.V.M. & Alves, J.A. (2021) Linking range wide energetic trade-offs to breeding performance in a long-distance migrant. Ecography, . See more
Méndez V., Gill, J.A., Þórisson, B., Vignisson, S.R., Gunnarsson, T.G. & Alves J.A. (2021) Paternal effects in the initiation of migratory behaviour in birds. Scientific Reports, . See more
Costa, J.S., Hahn, S., Araújo, P.M., Dhanjal-Adams, K.L., Rocha, A.D. & Alves, J.A. (2021) Linking migratory performance to breeding phenology and productivity in an Afro-Palearctic long-distance migrant. Scientific Reports, . See more
Bom, R.A., Conklin, J.R., Verkuil, Y.I., Alves, J.A., de Fouw, J., Dkinga, A., Hassell, C.J., Klaassen, R.H.G., Kwarteng, A.Y., Rakhimberdiev, E., Rocha, A., Ten Horn, J., Tibbitts, T.L., Tomkovich, P.S., Victor, R & Piersma, T. (2021) Central-West Siberian-breeding Bar-tailed Godwits (Limosa lapponica) segregate in two morphologically distinct flyway populations. IBIS, . See more
Brlik V., Kolecek J., Burgess M., Hahn S., Humple D., Krist M., Ouwehand J., Weiser E.L., Adamik P., Alves J.A., Arlt D., Barisic S., Becker D., Belda E.J., Beran V., Both C., Bravo S.P., Briedis M., Chutny B., Cikovic D., Cooper N.W., Costa J.S., Cueto V.R., Emmenegger T., Fraser K., Gilg O., Guerrero M., Hallworth M.T., Hewson C., Jiguet F., Johnson J.A., Kelly T., Kishkinev D., Leconte M., Lislevand T., Lisovski S., Lopez C., McFarland K.P., Marra P.P., Matsuoka S.M., Matyjasiak P., Meier C.M., Metzger B., Monros J.S., Neumann R., Newman A., Norris R., Part T., Pavel V., Perlut N., Piha M., Reneerkens J., Rimmer C.C., Roberto-Charron A., Scandolara C., Sokolova N., Takenaka M., Tolkmitt D., Van Oosten H., Wellbrock A.H.J., Wheeler H., van der Winden J., Witte K., Woodworth B.K., Proch?zka P. (2020) Weak effects of geolocators on small birds: A meta-analysis controlled for phylogeny and publication bias. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY, 89 , (1), 207-220. See more
Hahn, S., Alves, J.A, Bedev, K., Costa, J.S., Emmenegger, T., Schulze, M., Zehtindjiev, P. & Dhanjal-Adams, K.L. (2020) Range wide migration corridors and non-breeding areas of a northward expanding Afro-Palearctic migrant, the European bee-eater Merops apiaster. IBIS, . See more
Reneerkens J., Versluijs T.S.L., Piersma T., Alves J.A., Boorman M., Corse C., Gilg O., Hallgrimsson G.T., Lang J., Loos B., Ntiamoa-Baidu Y., Nuoh A.A., Potts P.M., Ten Horn J., Lok T. (2020) Low fitness at low latitudes: Wintering in the tropics increases migratory delays and mortality rates in an Arctic breeding shorebird. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY, . See more
Costa J.S., Hahn S., Rocha A.D., Araujo P.M., Olano-Marin J., Emmenegger T., Alves J.A. (2020) The discriminant power of biometrics for sex determination in European Bee-eaters Merops apiaster. BIRD STUDY, . See more
Briedis, M., Bauer, S., Adamík, P., Alves, J.A., Costa, J.S., Emmenegger,T., Gustafsson, L., Koleček,J., Krist, M., Liechti, F., Lisovski, S., Meier, C.M., Procházka,, P. & Hahn, S. (2020) Broad-scale patterns of the Afro-Palearctic landbird migration. Global Ecology And Biogeography, . See more
Laidlaw, R.A., Gunnarsson, T.G., Méndez, V. Carneiro, C., Þórisson, B., Wentworth, A., Gill, J.A. & Alves, J.A. (2020) Vegetation structure influences predation rates of early nests in subarctic breeding waders. IBIS, . See more
Carneiro, C., Gunnarsson, T.G. & Alves, J.A. (2020) Linking weather and phenology to stopover dynamics of a long-distance migrant. Frontiers In Ecology And Evolution, . See more
Emmenegger T., Alves J.A., Rocha A.D., Costa J.S., Schmid R., Schulze M., Hahn S. (2020) Population- and age-specific patterns of haemosporidian assemblages and infection levels in European bee-eaters (Merops apiaster). INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PARASITOLOGY, 50 , (14), 1125-1131. See more
Costa J.S., Rocha A.D., Correia R.A., Alves J.A. (2020) Developing and validating a nestling photographic aging guide for cavity-nesting birds: an example with the European Bee-eater (Merops apiaster). AVIAN RESEARCH, 11 , (1), . See more
Mendez V., Alves J.A., Porisson B., Marca A., Gunnarsson T.G., Gill J.A. (2020) Individual variation in migratory behavior in a subarctic partial migrant shorebird. BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY, 31 , (3), 672-679. See more
Zhu B.R., Verkuil Y.I., Conklin J.R., Yang A.L., Lei W.P., Alves J.A., Hassell C.J., Dorofeev D., Zhang Z.W., Piersma T. (2020) Discovery of a morphologically and genetically distinct population of Black-tailed Godwits in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. IBIS, . See more
Davidson S.C., Bohrer G., Gurarie E., LaPoint S., Mahoney P.J., Boelman N.T., Eitel J.U.H., Prugh L.R., Vierling L.A., Jennewein J., Grier E., Couriot O., Kelly A.P., Meddens A.J.H., Oliver R.Y., Kays R., Wikelski M., Aarvak T., Ackerman J.T., Alves J.A., Bayne E., Bedrosian B., Belant J.L., Berdahl A.M., Berlin A.M., Berteaux D., Bety J., Boiko D., Booms T.L., Borg B.L., Boutin S., Boyd W.S., Brides K., Brown S., Bulyuk V.N., Burnham K.K., Cabot D., Casazza M., Christie K., Craig E.H., Davis S.E., Davison T., Demma D., DeSorbo C.R., Dixon A., Domenech R., Eichhorn G., Elliott K., Evenson J.R., Exo K.M., Ferguson S.H., Fiedler W., Fisk A., Fort J., Franke A., Fuller M.R., Garthe S., Gauthier G., Gilchrist G., Glazov P., Gray C.E., Gremillet D., Griffin L., Hallworth M.T., Harrison A.L., Hennin H.L., Hipfner J.M., Hodson J., Johnson J.A., Joly K., Jones K., Katzner T.E., Kidd J.W., Knight E.C., Kochert M.N., Kolzsch A., Kruckenberg H., Lagasse B.J., Lai S., Lamarre J.F., Lanctot R.B., Larter N.C., Latham A.D.M., Latty C.J., Lawler J.P., Leandri-Breton D.J., Lee H., Lewis S.B., Love O.P., Madsen J., Maftei M., Mallory M.L., Mangipane B., Markovets M.Y., Marra P.P., McGuire R., McIntyre C.L., McKinnon E.A., Miller T.A., Moonen S., Mu T., Muskens G.J.D.M., Ng J., Nicholson K.L., Oien I.J., Overton C., Owen P.A., Patterson A., Petersen A., Pokrovsky I., Powell L.L., Prieto R., Quillfeldt P., Rausch J., Russell K., Saalfeld S.T., Schekkerman H., Schmutz J.A., Schwemmer P., Seip D.R., Shreading A., Silva M.A., Smith B.W., Smith F., Smith J.P., Snell K.R.S., Sokolov A., Sokolov V., Solovyeva D.V., Sorum M.S., Tertitski G., Therrien J.F., Thorup K., Tibbitts T.L., Tulp I., Uher-Koch B.D., van Bemmelen R.S.A., Van Wilgenburg S., Von Duyke A.L., Watson J.L., Watts B.D., Williams J.A., Wilson M.T., Wright J.R., Yates M.A., Yurkowski D.J., Zydelis R., Hebblewhite M. (2020) Ecological insights from three decades of animal movement tracking across a changing Arctic. SCIENCE, 370 , (6517), 712-+. See more
Alves J.A., Dias M.P. (2020) Portugal's airport plans threaten wetlands. SCIENCE, 369 , (6510), 1440-1440. See more
Lovas-Kiss A., Sánchez, M.I., Wilkinson, D.M., Coughlan, N.E., Alves, J.A. & Green, A.J. (2019) Shorebirds as important vectors for plant dispersal in Europe. Ecography, . See more
Johannesdottir L., Gill J.A., Alves J.A., Brink S.H., Arnalds O., Mendez V., Gunnarsson T.G. (2019) Interacting effects of agriculture and landscape on breeding wader populations. AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT, 272 246-253. See more
Briedis M., Bauer S., Adamik P., Alves J.P.A., Costa J.S., Emmenegger T., Gustafsson L., Kolecek J., Liechti F., Meier C.M., Prochazka P., Hahn S. (2019) A full annual perspective on sex-biased migration timing in long-distance migratory birds. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 286 , (1897), . See more
Nilsson, C., Dokter, A., Verlinden, L., Shamoun-Baranes, J., Schmid, B., Desmet, P., Bauer, S., Chapman, J., Alves, J.A., Spetanian, P., Sapir, N., Wainwrigth, C., Boos, M., Górska, A., Menz, M.H.M., Rodrigues, P., Leijnse, H., Zehtindjiev, P., Brabant, R., Haase, G., Weisshaupt, N., Ciach, M. & Liecthi, F. (2019) Revealing patterns of nocturnal migration using the European weather radar network. Ecography, . See more
Alves J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Sutherland W.J., Potts P.M., Gill J.A. (2019) Linking warming effects on phenology, demography, and range expansion in a migratory bird population. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 9 , (5), 2365-2375. See more
van Bemmelen R.S.A., Kolbeinsson Y., Ramos R., Gilg O., Alves J.A., Smith M., Schekkerman H., Lehikoinen A., Petersen I.K., Porisson B., Sokolov A.A., Valimaki K., van der Meer T., Okill J.D., Bolton M., Moe B., Hanssen S.A., Bollache L., Petersen A., Thorstensen S., Gonzalez-Solis J., Klaassen R.H.G., Tulp I. (2019) A Migratory Divide Among Red-Necked Phalaropes in the Western Palearctic Reveals Contrasting Migration and Wintering Movement Strategies. FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 7 . See more
Carneiro C., Gunnarsson T.G., Alves J.A. (2019) Faster migration in autumn than in spring: seasonal migration patterns and non-breeding distribution of Icelandic whimbrels Numenius phaeopus islandicus. JOURNAL OF AVIAN BIOLOGY, 50 , (1), . See more
Senner N.R., Verhoeven M.A., Abad-Gomez J.M., Alves J.A., Hooijmeijer J.C.E.W., Howison R.A., Kentie R., Loonstra A.H.J., Masero J.A., Rocha A., Stager M., Piersma T. (2019) High Migratory Survival and Highly Variable Migratory Behavior in Black-Tailed Godwits. FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 7 . See more
Gill J.A., Alves J.A., Gunnarsson T.G. (2019) Mechanisms driving phenological and range change in migratory species. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 374 , (1781), . See more
Guilherme J.L., Rocha A., Lousa H., Alves J.A. (2019) Are artificial agricultural ponds a suitable alternative nesting habitat for the Little Ringed Plover?. AVIAN BIOLOGY RESEARCH, 12 , (4), 133-138. See more
Araujo P.M., Viegas I., Rocha A.D., Villegas A., Jones J.G., Mendonca L., Ramos J.A., Masero J.A., Alves J.A. (2019) Understanding how birds rebuild fat stores during migration: insights from an experimental study. SCIENTIFIC REPORTS, 9 . See more
Bulla, M., ..., Alves, J.A., .... + 58 authors (2019) Comment on "Global pattern of nest predation is disrupted by climate change in shorebirds". Science, . See more
Carneiro C., Gunnarsson T.G., Alves J.A. (2019) Why Are Whimbrels Not Advancing Their Arrival Dates Into Iceland? Exploring Seasonal and Sex-Specific Variation in Consistency of Individual Timing During the Annual Cycle. FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 7 . See more
Correia R.A., Ruete A., Stropp J., Malhado A.C.M., dos Santos J.W., Lessa T., Alves J.A., Ladle R.J. (2019) Using ignorance scores to explore biodiversity recording effort for multiple taxa in the Caatinga. ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS, 106 . See more
Morrison C.A., Alves J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Prisson B., Gill J.A. (2019) Why do earlier-arriving migratory birds have better breeding success?. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 9 , (15), 8856-8864. See more
Mendez V., Gill J.A., Alves J.A., Burton N.H.K., Davies R.G. (2018) Consequences of population change for local abundance and site occupancy of wintering waterbirds. DIVERSITY AND DISTRIBUTIONS, 24 , (1), 24-35. See more
Correia R.A., Jaric I., Jepson P., Malhado A.C.M., Alves J.A., Ladle R.J. (2018) Nomenclature instability in species culturomic assessments: Why synonyms matter. ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS, 90 74-78. See more
Johannesdottir L., Alves J.A., Gill J.A., Gunnarsson T.G. (2018) Use of agricultural land by breeding waders in low-intensity farming landscapes. ANIMAL CONSERVATION, 21 , (4), 291-301. See more
Mendez V., Alves J.A., Gill J.A., Gunnarsson T.G. (2018) Patterns and processes in shorebird survival rates: aglobal review. IBIS, 160 , (4), 723-741. See more
Porisson B., Mendez V., Alves J.A., Gill J.A., Skarphedinsson K.H., Auhage S.N.V., Vignisson S.R., Benediktsson G.O., Brynjolfsson B., Gallo C., Sturlaugsdottir H., Leifsson P., Gunnarsson T.G. (2018) Population size of Oystercatchers Haematopus ostralegus wintering in Iceland. BIRD STUDY, 65 , (2), 274-278. See more
Pardal S., Alves J.A., Mota P.G., Ramos J.A. (2018) Dressed to impress: breeding plumage as a reliable signal of innate immunity. JOURNAL OF AVIAN BIOLOGY, 49 , (7), . See more
Johannesdottir L., Alves J.A., Gill J.A., Gunnarsson T.G. (2017) Reconciling biodiversity conservation and agricultural expansion in the subarctic environment of Iceland. ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY, 22 , (1), . See more
Pearce-Higgins J.W., Brown D.J., Douglas D.J.T., Alves J.A., Bellio M., Bocher P., Buchanan G.M., Clay R.P., Conklin J., Crockford N., Dann P., Elts J., Friis C., Fuller R.A., Gill J.A., Gosbell K., Johnson J.A., Marquez-Ferrando R., Masero J.A., Melville D.S., Millington S., Minton C., Mundkur T., Nol E., Pehlak H., Piersma T., Robin F., Rogers D.I., Ruthrauff D.R., Senner N.R., Shah J.N., Sheldon R.D., Soloviev S.A., Tomkovich P.S., Verkuil Y.I. (2017) A global threats overview for Numeniini populations: synthesising expert knowledge for a group of declining migratory birds. BIRD CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL, 27 , (1), 6-34. See more
Gunnarsson T.G., Johannesdottir L., Alves J.A., Porisson B., Gill J.A. (2017) Effects of spring temperature and volcanic eruptions on wader productivity. IBIS, 159 , (2), 467-471. See more
Pardal S., Drews A., Alves J.A., Ramos J.A., Westerdahl H. (2017) Characterization of MHC class I in a long distance migratory wader, the Icelandic black-tailed godwit. IMMUNOGENETICS, 69 , (7), 463-478. See more
Bauer S., Chapman J.W., Reynolds D.R., Alves J.A., Dokter A.M., Menz M.M.H., Sapir N., Ciach M., Pettersson L.B., Kelly J.F., Leijnse H., Shamoun-Baranes J. (2017) From Agricultural Benefits to Aviation Safety: Realizing the Potential of Continent-Wide Radar Networks. BIOSCIENCE, 67 , (10), 912-918. See more
Bulla M., Pruter H., Vitnerova H., Tijsen W., Sladecek M., Alves J.A., Gilg O., Kempenaers B. (2017) Flexible parental care: Uniparental incubation in biparentally incubating shorebirds. SCIENTIFIC REPORTS, 7 . See more
Viegas I., Araujo P.M., Rocha A.D., Villegas A., Jones J.G., Ramos J.A., Masero J.A., Alves J.A. (2017) Metabolic plasticity for subcutaneous fat accumulation in a longdistance migratory bird traced by (H2O)-H-2. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY, 220 , (6), 1072-1078. See more
Catry T., Lourenco P.M., Lopes R.J., Carneiro C., Alves J.A., Costa J., Rguibi-Idrissi H., Bearhop S., Piersma T., Granadeiro J.P. (2016) Structure and functioning of intertidal food webs along an avian flyway: a comparative approach using stable isotopes. FUNCTIONAL ECOLOGY, 30 , (3), 468-478. See more
Catry T., Lourenco P.M., Lopes R.J., Bocher P., Carneiro C., Alves J.A., Delaporte P., Bearhop S., Piersma T., Granadeiro J.P. (2016) Use of stable isotope fingerprints to assign wintering origin and trace shorebird movements along the East Atlantic Flyway. BASIC AND APPLIED ECOLOGY, 17 , (2), 177-187. See more
Carneiro C, Correia E, Goncalves D, Brito R, Luis A, Alves JA (2016) Weather mediated impacts on the breeding output of an Afro-Palearctic migratory waterbird. AVIAN BIOLOGY RESEARCH, 9 , (3), 167-173. See more
Weiser E.L., Lanctot R.B., Brown S.C., Alves J.A., Battley P.F., Bentzen R., Bêty J., Bishop M.A., Boldenow M., Bollache L., Casler B., Christie M., Coleman J.T., Conklin J.R., English W.B., Gates H.R., Gilg O., Giroux M.A., Gosbell K., Hassell, Jim Helmericks, Andrew Johnson, Borgný Katrínardóttir, Kari Koivula, Eunbi Kwon, Jean-Francois Lamarre, Johannes Lang, David B. Lank, Nicolas Lecomte, Joe Liebezeit, Vanessa Loverti, Laura McKinnon, Clive Minton, David Mizrahi, Erica Nol, Veli-Matti Pakanen, Johanna Perz, Ron Porter, Jennie Rausch, Jeroen Reneerkens, Nelli Rönkä, Sarah Saalfeld, Nathan Senner, Benoît Sittler, Paul A. Smith, Kristine Sowl, Audrey Taylor, David H. Ward, Stephen Yezerinac and Brett K. Sandercock (2016) Effects of geolocators on hatching success, return rates, breeding movements, and change in body mass in 16 species of Arctic-breeding shorebirds. Movement Ecology, 4 , (12), . See more
Shamoun-Baranes J., Farnsworth A., Aelterman B., Alves J.A., Azijn K., Bernstein G., Branco S., Desmet P., Dokter A.M., Horton K., Kelling S., Kelly J.F., Leijnse H., Rong J.J., Sheldon D., Van den Broeck W., Van den Meersche J.K., Van Doren B.M., Gasteren H. (2016) Innovative Visualizations Shed Light on Avian Nocturnal Migration. PLOS ONE, 11 , (8), . See more
Lourenco P.M., Alves J.A., Reneerkens J., Loonstra A.H.J., Potts P.M., Granadeiro J.P., Catry T. (2016) Influence of age and sex on winter site fidelity of sanderlings Calidris alba. PEERJ, 4 . See more
Bulla M., Valcu M., Dokter A.M., Dondua A.G., Kosztolanyi A., Rutten A.L., Helm B., Sandercock B.K., Casler B., Ens B.J., Spiegel C.S., Hassell C.J., Kupper C., Minton C., Burgas D., Lank D.B., Payer D.C., Loktionov E.Y., Nol E., Kwon E., Smith F., Gates H.R., Vitnerova H., Pruter H., Johnson J.A., St Clair J.J.H., Lamarre J.F., Rausch J., Reneerkens J., Conklin J.R., Burger J., Liebezeit J., Bety J., Coleman J.T., Figuerola J., Hooijmeijer J.C.E.W., Alves J.A., Smith J.A.M., Weidinger K., Koivula K., Gosbell K., Exo K.M., Niles L., Koloski L., McKinnon L., Praus L., Klaassen M., Giroux M.A., Sladecek M., Boldenow M.L., Goldstein M.I., Salek M., Senner N., Ronka N., Lecomte N., Gilg O., Vincze O., Johnson O.W., Smith P.A., Woodard P.F., Tomkovich P.S., Battley P.F., Bentzen R., Lanctot R.B., Porter R., Saalfeld S.T., Freeman S., Brown S.C., Yezerinac S., Szekely T., Montalvo T., Piersma T., Loverti V., Pakanen V.M., Tijsen W., Kempenaers B. (2016) Unexpected diversity in socially synchronized rhythms of shorebirds. NATURE, 540 , (7631), 109-+. See more
Alves J.A., Dias M.P., Mendez V., Katrinardottir B., Gunnarsson T.G. (2016) Very rapid long-distance sea crossing by a migratory bird. SCIENTIFIC REPORTS, 6 . See more
Lourenco P.M., Alves J.A., Catry T., Granadeiro J.P. (2015) Foraging ecology of sanderlings Calidris alba wintering in estuarine and non-estuarine intertidal areas. JOURNAL OF SEA RESEARCH, 104 33-40. See more
Katrinardottir B., Alves J.A., Sigurjonsdottir H., Hersteinsson P., Gunnarsson T.G. (2015) The Effects of Habitat Type and Volcanic Eruptions on the Breeding Demography of Icelandic Whimbrels Numenius phaeopus. PLOS ONE, 10 , (7), . See more
Alves J.A., Lourenco P.M. (2014) Estimating flight ranges to unravel migratory strategies: spring migration of continental Black-tailed Godwits Limosa limosa limosa. BIRD CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL, 24 , (2), 214-222. See more
Gill J.A., Alves J.A., Sutherland W.J., Appleton G.F., Potts P.M., Gunnarsson T.G. (2014) Why is timing of bird migration advancing when individuals are not?. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B, . See more
Catry T., Alves J.A., Gill J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Granadeiro J.P. (2014) Individual specialization in a shorebird population with narrow foraging niche. Acta Oecologica, 56 56-65. See more
Pardal S., Alves J.A., Ze-Ze L., Osorio H., Rocha A., Lopes R.J., Potts P., Amaro F., Santiago-Quesada F., Sanchez-Guzman J.M., Masero J., Alves M.J., Perez-Tris J., Ramos J.A., Mendes L. (2014) Shorebird low spillover risk of mosquito-borne pathogens on Iberian wetlands. JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY, 155 , (2), 549-554. See more
Lopes R.J., Alves J.A., Gill J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Hooijmeijer J.C.E.W., Lourenço P.M., Masero J.A., Piersma T., Potts P.M., Rabaçal B., Reis S., Sánchez-Guzman J.M., Santiago-Quesada F., Villegas A. (2013) Do different subspecies of black-tailed godwit Limosa limosa overlap in Iberian wintering and staging areas? Validation with genetic markers. Journal Of Ornithology, 154 , (1), 35-40. See more
Alves J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Hayhow D.B., Appleton G.F., Potts P.M., Sutherland W.J., Gill J.A. (2013) Costs, benefits and fitness consequences of different migratory strategies. Ecology, 94 11-17. See more
Alves J.A. (2013) Avian demography in a changing world. Ibis, 155 -908. See more
Alves J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Potts P.M., Sutherland W.J., Gill J.A. (2013) Sex-biases in distribution and resource use at different spatial scales in a migratory shorebird. ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 3 , (4), 1079-1090. See more
Catry T., Alves J.A., Gill J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Granadeiro J.P. (2012) Sex Promotes Spatial and Dietary Segregation in a Migratory Shorebird During the Non-breeding Season. PLoS ONE, 7 , (3), e33811. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0033811. See more
Sutherland W.J., Alves J.A., Amano T., Chang C.H., Davidson N.C., Finlayson C.M., Gill J.A., Gill R.E., Conzález P.M., Gunnarsson T.G., Kleijn D., Spray C.J., Székely T., Thompson D.B.A. (2012) An horizon scanning assessment of current and potential future threats facing migratory shorebirds. Ibis, , (154), 663-679. See more
Gunnarsson, T.G., Sutherland, W.J., Alves, J.A., Potts, P.M. & Gill, J.A. (2012) Rapid changes in phenotype distribution during range expansion in a migratory bird. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B, 279 411-416. See more
Alves J.A., Sutherland W.J., Gill J.A. (2012) Will improving wastewater treatment impact shorebirds? Effects of sewage discharges on estuarine invertebrates and birds. Animal Conservation, 15 44-52. See more
Alves J.A., Gunnarsson T.G., Potts P.M., Gelinaud G., Sutherland W.J., Gill J.A. (2012) Overtaking on migration: does longer distance migration always incur a penalty?. OIKOS, 121 , (3), -464. 1600-0706. See more
Catry T., Alves J.A., Andrade J., Costa H., Dias M.P., Fernandes P., Leal A., Lourenço P.M., Martins R.C., Moniz F., Pardal S., Rocha A., Santos C.D., Encarnação V., Granadeiro J.P. (2011) Long-term declines of wader populations at the Tagus estuary, Portugal: a response to global or local factors?. Bird Conservation International, 21 438-453. See more
Lourenço P.M., Kentie R., Schroeder J., Alves J.A., Groen N., Hooijmeijer J.C.E.W., Piersma T. (2010) Phenology, stop-over dynamics and population size of migrating black-tailed godwits Limosa limosa limosa at a key staging area, the Tejo and Sado rice plantations. Ardea, 98 35-42. See more
Alves J.A., Lourenço P.M., Piersma T., Sutherland W.J., Gill J.A. (2010) Population overlap and habitat segregation in wintering Black-tailed Godwits Limosa limosa. Bird Study, 57 381-391. See more
Jóhannesdóttir, L., Gill, J.A., Alves, J.A. & Gunnarsson T.G. (2019) Icelandic meadow-breeding waders: status, threats and conservation challenges. Wader Study, . See more
Pedro M. Lourenço, Hany Alonso, José A. Alves, Ana T. Carvalho, Teresa Catry, Hélder Costa, Joana S. Costa, Maria P. Dias, Vítor Encarnação, Pedro Fernandes, Ana I. Leal, Ricardo C. Martins, Filipe Moniz, Sara Pardal, Afonso Rocha & Carlos D. Santos (2018) Monitoring waterbird populations in the Tejo estuary, Portugal: report for the decade 2007-2016. Airo, . See more
Carneiro C, Gunnarsson T G, Alves J A (2017) Bloody Cockles: a novel and important food item for Whimbrels in the Banc d'Arguin. Wader Study, 124 , (2), . See more
Shamoun-Baranes, J.,Alves, J.A.,Bauer, S., Dokter, A.M., Hüppop, O., Koistinen, J., Leijnse, H., Liechti, F., Gasteren, H. & Chapman, J.W. (2014) Continental-scale radar monitoring of the aerial movements of animals. Movement Ecology, 2 , (9), . See more
Alves JA, Lourenço PM, Dias MP, Antunes L, Catry T, Costa H, Fernandes P, Ginja B, Jara J, Martins R, Moniz F, Pardal S, Pereira T, Rainho MJ, Rocha A, Rodrigues JC, Rolo M (2012) Monitoring waterbird populations on the Tejo, Sado, and Guadiana estuaries, Portugal: 2011 report. Anuário Ornitológico, 9 66-87. See more
José A. Alves, Pedro M. Lourenço, Maria P. Dias, Luís Antunes, Teresa Catry, Helder Costa, Pedro Fernandes, Beatriz Ginja, João Jara, Ricardo Martins, Filipe Moniz, Sara Pardal, Telmo Pereira, Maria J. Rainho, Afonso Rocha, João C. Rodrigues & Miguel Rolo (2012) Monitoring waterbird populations on the Tejo, Sado and Guadiana estuaries, Portugal: 2011 report. Anuário Ornitológico, 9 . See more
Alves, J.A., Gunnarsson, T.G., Hayhow, D., Potts, P.M., Sutherland, W.J. & Gill, J.A. (2011) Trade-offs between shorter migration and warmer winters: carry-over effects of winter site choice in migratory shorebirds. . See more
Alves, J.A., Dias, M., Rocha, A., Barreto, B., Catry, T., Costa, H., Fernandes, P., Ginja, B., Glen, K., Jara, J., Martins, R., Moniz, F., Pardal, S., Pereira, T., Rodrigues, J. & Rolo Miguel. (2011) Monitoring waterbird populations on the Tagus, Sado and Guadiana Estuaries: 2010 report. Anuário Ornitólogico, 8 118-133. See more
José A. Alves, Maria Dias, Afonso Rocha, Bernardo Barreto, Teresa Catry, Helder Costa, Pedro Fernandes, Beatriz Ginja, Katharine Glen, João Jara, Ricardo Martins, Filipe Moniz, Sara Pardal, Telmo Pereira, João Rodrigues & Miguel Rolo (2011) . Monitorização das populações de aves aquáticas dos estuários do Tejo, Sado e Guadiana. Relatório do ano de 2010. Anuário Ornitológico, 8 . See more
Alves, J.A., Dias, M., Catry, T., Costa, H., Fernandes, P., Martins, R., Moniz, F., & Rocha, A. (2010) Monitoring waterbird populations on the Tagus and Guadiana Estuaries: 2009 report. Anuário Ornitólogico, , (7), 109-119. See more
Lourenço, P.M. & Alves, J.A. (2009) Bird movements in the vicinity of the Campo de Tiro de Alcochete: are bird collisions an important risk in the proposed area of the New Airport of Lisboa?. Wader Study Group Bull., 116 175-180. See more
José A. Alves, Maria Dias, Teresa Catry, Helder Costa, Pedro Fernandes, Ricardo Martins, Filipe Moniz e Afonso Rocha (2009) Monitorização das populações de aves aquáticas dos Estuários do Tejo e do Guadiana. Relatório do ano de 2009. Anuário Ornitológico, 7 . See more
Gill, J.A., Langston, R.H.W., Alves, J.A., Atkinson, P.W., Bocher, P., Cidraes Vieira, N., Crockford, N.J., Gélinaud, G., Groen, N., Gunnarsson, T.G., Hayhow, B., Hooijmeijer, J., Kentie, R., Kleijn, D., Lourenço, P.M., Masero, J.A., Meunier, F., Potts, P.M., Roodbergen, M., Schekkerman, H., Schroder, J. Wymenga, E. & Piersma, T (2007) Contrasting trends in two Black-tailed Godwit populations: a review of causes and recommendations. Wader Study Group Bull, 114 43-50. See more
Alves, J. A., Vingada, J. & Rodrigues, P. (2006) Wild rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus L.) diet on a coastal sand dune area of center Portugal: a contribution towards management. Wildlife Biology In Practice, 2 , (2), 63-70. See more
Alves, J.A. (2010) Implications of migratory strategies and winter locations in a migratory shorebird. . See more
Carneiro C., Gunnarsson T. G., & Alves J. A. (2021) The migration of Icelandic whimbrels: recent findings and fitness consequences. Waterbird Society 45th Annual Meeting, , Online. See more
Costa Joana, Afonso Rocha, Pedro Miguel Araújo, Steffen Hahn & José Alves (2019) Linking migratory patterns with breeding success: unravelling migration of the European Bee-eater (Merops apiaster) and potential consequences for breeding success . X Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA , 2019, Peniche, Portugal. See more
Araújo Pedro M, Ivan Viegas, Afonso D. Rocha, Auxiliadora Villegas, John G. Jones, Liliana Mendonça, Jaime A. Ramos, José Masero & José A. Alves (2019) Does fasting enhance lipogenesis during migratory re-fuelling?. X Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA , 2019, Peniche, Portugal. See more
Ana P. Coelho, Afonso D. Rocha, Aissa Regalla, Theunis Piersma & José A. Alves (2019) Feeding patterns of Bijagós waders Spatial and temporal diet. International Wader Study Group Annual Conference, 20-23 September 2019, Morecambe, UK. See more
Afonso D. Rocha, Ana P. Coelho, Aissa Regalla & José A. Alves (2018) Flight ranges of waders departing West Africa in Spring. International Wader Study Group Annual Conference, 2018, Workum, Netherlands. See more
Ana P. Coelho, Afonso D. Rocha, Aissa Regalla, Theunis Piersma & José A. Alves (2018) Diet and prey selectivity of Bijagós waders. International Wader Study Group Annual Conference, 2018, Workum, Netherlands. See more
Carneiro C, Gunnarsson T G, Alves J A (2017) Individual temporal flexibility and potential effects on breeding performance in an arctic migrant. From avian tracking to population processes, 2017, England. See more
Carneiro C, Gunnarsson T, Alves J A (2017) Temporal flexibility on breeding and migration of Icelandic Whimbrels and potential consequences for reproduction. VistÍs 2017/ EcoIce 2017, April 2017, Hólar. See more
Carneiro C, Gunnarsson T, Alves J A (2017) Causes and consequences of individual variation in breeding phenology in Icelandic Whimbrels. International Wader Study Group Conference, September 2017, Prague - Czech Republic. See more
Carneiro C, Gunnarsson T G, Alves J A. (2017) Is faster spring the rule? Contrasting seasonal variation in Whimbrel migration duration to other waders. BOU Twitter conference 2017, November 2017, . See more
Joana Costa, Afonso Rocha, Miguel Araújo, Steffen Hahn and José Alves (2017) Individual migration timings and routes of Bee-eaters breeding in the south of the range. BOU Annual Conference, 2017, Warwik, England. See more
Alves, J.A., Shamoun-Baranes, J. Desmet, P., Dokter, A., Bauer, S., Hüppop, O., Koistinen, J., Leijnse, H., Liechti, F. Gasteren, H., Van Den Broeck, W. & Chapman, J.W. (2016) Monitoring continent-wide aerial patterns of bird movements using weather radars. . BOU Annual conference - Birds in time and space: avian tracking and remote sensing. , April , University of Leicester, UK. See more
Carneiro C, Méndez V, Dias M P, Gunnarsson T G, Alves J A (2016) Migration, delays and breeding success of Whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus islandicus). IX Congresso de Ornitologia da Sociedade Portuguesa para o Estudo das Aves & VI Congresso Ibérico de Ornitologia, , Vila Real, Portugal. See more
Carneiro C, Gunnarsson T G, Alves J A (2016) Icelandic whimbrels in time and space: a look into population and individual flexibility. International Wader Study Group Annual Conference, September 2016, Cork, Ireland. See more
Joana Costa, Afonso Rocha & José A. Alves (2016) Diet of adult and nestling Bee-eaters (Merops apiaster) in Portugal. IX Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA & VI Congresso Ibérico de Ornitologia, 2016, Vila Real, Portugal. See more
Alves, J.A., Shamoun-Baranes, J. Desmet, P., Dokter, A., Bauer, S., Hüppop, O., Koistinen, J., Leijnse, H., Liechti, F. Gasteren, H., & Chapman, J.W. (2015) Continent-wide aerial patterns of bird movements using weather radars. European Ornithologists' Union conference, September, Badajoz, Spain. See more
Alves, J.A. Gill, J.A. & Gunnarsson, T.G. (2015) Mechanistic processes that can drive changes in migratory systems. . European Ornithologists' Union conference, September, Badajoz, Spain. See more
Gill, J.A, Gunnarsson, T.G., Appleton, G.F., Potts, P.M. & Alves, J.A. (2015) Drivers of advances in timing of bird migration. International Wader Study Group Conference, October, Reykjanesbaer, Iceland. See more
Kolbeinsson, Y., van Bemmelen, R., Petersen, A., Alves, J.A., Okill, D., Lehikoinen, A. Petersen, I., Thorstensen S., Ramos, R. & González-Solís, J. (2015) Unravelling the migration and wintering grounds of Red-necked Phalaropes Phalaropus lobatus nesting across the Western Palearctic. 2nd World Seabird Conference, October, Cape Town, South Africa. See more
Alves, J.A., Shamoun-Baranes, J. Desmet, P., Dokter, A., Bauer, S., Hüppop, O., Koistinen, J., Leijnse, H., Liechti, F. Gasteren, H., & Chapman, J.W. (2015) Monitoring continent-wide aerial patterns of bird movements using weather radars. . BOU Annual Conference - Birds in time and space: avian tracking and remote sensing, April, Leicester, UK. See more
Gunnarsson, T.G., Alves, J.A., Potts, P.M., Sutherland, W.J. & Gill, J.A (2015) Settlement decisions of juvenile shorebirds. . Annual Conference of the Ecological Society of Iceland, March, Stykkishólmur, Iceland. See more
Carneiro C, Méndez V, Dias M P, Gunnarsson T G, Alves J A (2015) Do males overtake females? Migration schedules of Icelandic Whimbrel pairs. International Wader Study Group Annual Conference, 2015, Ásbrú, Iceland. See more
Araújo P M, Rocha Afonso, Viegas Ivan, Villegas Auxiliadora, Jones John G, Ramos Jaime, Alves José (2015) Dietary regulation of lipid synthesis in Black-tailed Godwits Limosa limosa feeding on distinct diets. European Ornthologists' Union meeting, 2015, Badajoz, Spain. See more
Araújo Pedro M, Rocha Afonso D. R, Viegas Ivan, Villegas Auxiliadora, Jones John G, Ramos Jaime, Masero José, Alves José A (2015) Black-tailed godwits feeding on distinct diets show differences in lipid synthesis. International Wader Study Group Annual Conference, 2015, Ásbrú, Reykjanesbær, Iceland. See more
Lourenço, P.M., Alves, J.A., Catry, T., Granadeiro, J.P. (2014) Comportamento alimentar, dieta e intake energético de pilritos-d'areia Calidris alba a invernar em praias estuarinas e não estuarinas. VIII Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA, 2014, Almada, Portugal. See more
Catry, T., Lourenço, P.M., Lopes, R.J., Piersma, T., Alves, J.A., Carneiro, C., Martins, R.C., Bearhop, S., Granadeiro, J.P. (2014) Invisible links: unveiling origins of migratory waders using biogeochemical markers. VIII Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA, 2014, Almada, Portugal. See more
Alves, J.A. (2014) From winter to summer: pre-nuptial migration, connectivity & breeding range expansion in a migratory shorebird. CIBIO-InBIO Seminar series, December 2014, University of Porto. See more
Alves, J.A., Gunnarsson, T.G., Sutherland, W.J., Potts, P.M. & Gill, J.A. (2014) Hot and warm: consequences of rising temperatures for breeding and beyond. British Ecological Society & Société Française d'Ecologie Conference, December 2014, Lille, France. See more
Gasteren, H., Alves, J.A., Shamoun-Baranes, J. Desmet, P., Dokter, A., Bauer, S., Hüppop, O., Koistinen, J., Liechti, F. & Chapman, J.W. (2014) A European-wide BIRDTAM system using the weather radar network. Bird/Wildlife Strike Prevention Conference, October 2014, Mexico. See more
Alves, J.A., Gunnarsson, T.G., Hayhow, D., Potts, P.M., Sutherland, W.J. & Gill, J.A. (2014) Is it profitable to invest in Portugal? The Icelandic black-tailed godwit (Limosa limosa islandica) perspective. . VIII Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA, March 2014, Alamada, Portugal. See more
Sara Pardal, Alves José, Zé-Zé Líbia, Osório Hugo, Rocha Afonso, Lopes Ricardo, Potts Pete, Amaro Fátima, Santiago-Quesada Francisco, Sanchez-Gusman Juan, Alves Maria, Masero José, Pérez-Tris Javier, Ramos Jaime, Mendes Luísa (2014) Shorebird low spillover risk of mosquito-borne pathogens on Iberian wetlands. VIII Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA, 2014, Almada, Portugal. See more
Alves, J.A. (2013) Changing patterns of habitat use by staging Icelandic godwits in the Netherlands. International Wader Study Group, 2013, Wilhelmshaven, Germany. See more
Alves, J.A. (2013) Inversiones en "paraísos fiscales": ¿cómo se pueden beneficiar las aves migradoras del sus acciones? . Jornadas de Conservación Teleforo Bravo, April 2013, Tenerife, Canárias. See more
Alves, J.A., Gunnarsson, T.G., Hayhow, D., Appleton, G.F., Potts, P.M., Sutherland, W.J. & Gill, J.A. (2013) Migratory connectivity and the importance of refuelling sites. European Ornithologists' Union Conference, August 2013, Norwich, UK. See more
Pardal Sara, Osório H. C, Pérez-Tris J, Alves José A, Rocha Afonso D. R, Tavares Paula, Alves M. J, Ramos Jaime, Mendes Luísa (2010) Why do Waders have such a low prevalence of Avian Malaria? Three case studies from the Portuguese wetlands. 5º Encontro Técnico de Anilhadores, 2010, Gaia, Portugal. See more
Carneiro C., Gunnarsson T. G., & Alves J. A. Annual schedule adjustment in a sub-arctic breeding wader: the Icelandic whimbrel. XII Portuguese Polar Sciences Conference, 2020, Online. See more
Carneiro, C & Alves, J A (2017) Ireland a stepping stone for Whimbrel. . See more
Carneiro C, Lourenço P, Alves J A (2015) As Aves dos Bijagós. . See more
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WaderTrack - High precision tracking system of waders See more
Waders of the Bijagos - Securing the ecological integrity of the Bijagos archipelago as a key site for waders along the East Atlantic Flyway See more
Scientific Supervision
In progress (7) Concluded (22)
PhD (Main Supervisor): Manuela dos Santos Rodrigues (CESAM member)
PhD (Main Supervisor): Hugo Rafael Soares Ferreira (CESAM member)
PhD (Main Supervisor): João Ricardo Moreira de Freitas Belo (CESAM member)
PhD (Co-supervisor): Maite Cerezo Araujo (not a CESAM member)
PhD (Co-supervisor): Sölvi Vignisson (not a CESAM member)
Post-doc (Main Supervisor): Camilo André Ferreira Carneiro (CESAM member)
Post-doc (Co-supervisor): Dr. Verónica Mendez (not a CESAM member)
Master (Main Supervisor): Eduardo Alves (not a CESAM member)
Master (Main Supervisor): Telmo Correia (not a CESAM member)
Master (Main Supervisor): Catarina Ramos (not a CESAM member)
Master (Main Supervisor): Armindo Veiga (not a CESAM member)
Master (Main Supervisor): Liliana Gomes (not a CESAM member)
Master (Co-supervisor): Manuela Rodrigues (not a CESAM member)
Master (Co-supervisor): Josh Nightingale (not a CESAM member)
Estágio (Co-supervisor): Joao Alves (not a CESAM member)
PhD (Main Supervisor): Ana Isabel P. Coelho (CESAM member)
PhD (Main Supervisor): Joshua Nightingale (CESAM member)
PhD (Main Supervisor): Márcia Munik Mendes Cabral (ex-CESAM member)
PhD (Main Supervisor): Camilo André Ferreira Carneiro (CESAM member)
PhD (Main Supervisor): Joana Santos Costa (CESAM member)
PhD (Co-supervisor): Joana Calado (not a CESAM member)
PhD (Co-supervisor): Aldís Erna (not a CESAM member)
PhD (Co-supervisor): Lilja Jóhannesdóttir (not a CESAM member)
Post-doc (Main Supervisor): Dr. Miguel Araújo (not a CESAM member)
Post-doc (Main Supervisor): Dr. Afonso Rocha (not a CESAM member)
Post-doc (Main Supervisor): Ricardo Aleixo Henriques Correia (CESAM member)
Post-doc (Main Supervisor): Afonso Duarte dos Reis Rocha (CESAM member)
Post-doc (Co-supervisor): Dr. Rebecca Laidlaw (not a CESAM member)
Main research topics
Understanding how individuals and populations respond to environmental change is currently the most pressing issue facing ecologists and conservationists. Migratory shorebirds, particularly arctic breeding waders, are restricted to a unique set of habitats which are amongst those currently facing the highest levels of climatic change. Several of my study species have breeding populations in arctic and sub-arctic regions where global warming is most evident and spend the nonbreeding season in temperate and tropical coastal areas, both in estuarine wetlands and open shores where anthropogenic activities (e.g. land use change, pollution, disturbance), sea level rise and erratic climate patterns are increasingly apparent. Investigating individual level responses to environmental changes and associated fitness outcomes allows predictions of the impacts on species demography and distribution, and consequently aids the development of measures for the management and conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity at very large scales.
The phenomenon of migration involves the seasonal movement of vast quantities of biomass across the planet. The annual displacement of birds between Europe and Africa alone (the Afro-Palaearctic migration system) is estimated to involve 2.1 billion individuals. Migratory birds produce the most amazing connectivity of all migratory systems bridging several biomes, most notably linking the arctic with the antarctic, and in some cases, doing so very quickly in extremely long distance flights. Species often breed in the northern hemisphere where short-term nutrient bonanzas allow rapid rearing of young during summer but, during the northern winter, they move to southern latitudes where mortality is the most relevant demographic parameter. Such annual cycles can promote the flow of nutrients across vast geographical areas, but other items, e.g. plant material, ectoparasites and endoparasites can all be displaced by migrants, some with potential impacts for the human population (e.g. H5N1). The study of migratory movements over vast geographical scales requires the ability to continually track large numbers of migrants. Using innovative tracking technologies (e.g. ultra-light tracking devices, GPS/GSM tags) and analytics tools (e.g. weather radars to track migration) allows us to unravel migratory routes, seasonal and temporal use of distinct sites, and the level of connectivity between locations. This information, combined with species and individual level demographic parameters can be used to address the function of migrants in the flow of nutrients and organisms across the globe.
Waterbirds forage on a range of coastal organisms encompassing many levels of the trophic network, from seaweed to macrobenthos to fish. Some of these organisms have commercial value, particularly fish, but also bivalves for the food industry or polychaetes for the fishing industry. The macrobenthos community is hard to detect in coastal sediments and readily respond to outfalls and runoffs from human settlements. By exploring the interactions between waterbirds and their food supplies, it is possible to quickly identify potential issues emerging at different levels of the coastal ecosystems. Coastal areas are also increasingly threatened as the human population continues to rise and increasingly settling in these regions. The Anthropocene era is associated with massive and ongoing declines of biodiversity. This imbalance is particularly manifested in sensitive systems such as coastal
wetlands which can therefore serve as an ideal laboratory in which to study these processes.
Short video on my research (in portuguese only)
José Alves from Departamento Biologia - UAveiro on Vimeo.
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Don't forget: I'm still gathering photos of your favorite decorating details -- anything from a pair of salt and pepper shakers to a favorite old quilt, to...well, whatever makes your heart sing. Email them to me at mrcarroll@optonline.net, and don't forget to include a small explanation, your name, and (if applicable) your blog link. I'm shooting for a Monday or Tuesday post. Thanks!
Beautiful...photo coming you way later today!
Great pics, Mary-thanks for the spirit builder!
I think I solved your huge fork problem, left the answer on your other post!
What's the plant in the bottom photo? Some sort of hellebore? You have more spring than we do!
Mary, I am so glad you are seeing signs of spring because I know you have spring in your heart.
I will try to send you a picture this evening. I did a post March 11 about a favorite in my home.
What beautiful flowers....thank you much for sharing with us. Our flowers are few and far between right now!! Loved looking at yours.
I have an award waiting for you with no strings attached!
Hi, Mary, just sitting at Panera waiting for my hubby to be finished so we can fly back home tonight & I'm catching up on some of my blogs for the week.
Let's see...the painting you did when you were a girl, that shows a lot of talent to me. Keep going with your art, you have nothing to lose. I always enjoy stopping by here to see what else you've found in the back of your closet or drawer! I have no such treasures hanging out.
The colors in these photos are just making my day! Nothing like this seen yet this spring in Iowa.
Lovely photos, lovely words! I will stop back.
Mary, I'm so happy for you that Spring has sprung! Now, if Autumn would just get here........I think she lost her passport! lol Have a wonderful weekend sweetie!
Oh spring, lucky you! Beautiful flowers, beautiful photos. We're still buried under snow here. You have a lovely blog!


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Several trains bound for Switzerland leave from the Gare de l'Est in Paris. Two nonstop trains leave from Paris to Zurich daily, taking 6 hours. There are also good links between Austria and Switzerland, with trains arriving from Salzburg in 6 hours or Vienna in 9 hours. The best connection from Italy is via Milan (4 1/2 hr.). Trains to Zurich run every hour from Geneva (a 3-hr. journey) and from Basel (1 1/4 hr.). From Munich, high-speed express trains depart for Zurich frequently. All trains arrive at the Zurich Hauptbahnhof (tel. 0900/300-300; www.sbb.ch).
Zurich's bus routes function only as feeder lines from outlying suburbs, which lie off the train lines, into the vicinity of the town's railroad station.
From Basel, take N3 east, and from Geneva, take N1 northeast, going via Bern, where you'll connect with E4 and E17 heading east into Zurich.
The Zurichsee-Schifffahrtsgesellschaft, Mythenquai 333 (tel. 044/487-13-33; www.zsg.ch), offers regularly scheduled service on modern passenger ships as well as old steamers plying both sides of Lake Zurich. The service is operated year-round, going from Zurich as far as Rapperswil.


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A series of eccentric comedies, where the protagonist, a student named Shurik, either reforms an idler on a construction site, or frantically prepares for an exam with his friend without noticing the friend is a girl. He also catches three burglars without help when they decide to rob a warehouse.
An eccentric comedy about a student named Shurik, who goes to the Caucasus for work and meets local chief Saakhov, a man full of guile. He, with an assistance of the famous crooks Trus, Balbes and Byvaly, abducts the beautiful Nina.
An eccentric comedy based on M. Bulgakov's play "Ivan Vassilevich" about a time machine, which helps czar Ivan the Terrible get into the XXth century, and a house-manager Bunsh burglar Gorge into Old Russia.
A worker of the forest management has a wife and three kids and he is keen on pigeon breeding. For the first time he gets an all-expenses-paid trip to the health resort. There he meets a lady and is ensnared in her love trap, but he recollects himself in time and comes back home to gives himself up. His wife cannot resist her husband's genuine repentance.


Unilab continues transforming the Philippines into a healthier and wealthier country. With a mission to help empower the Filipino youth in bringing health solutions to their own barangays, Unilab created Ideas Positive. Ideas Positive is the only social marketing congress in the country, which seeks to educate young people to utilize the internet for worthwhile projects. On its third year, 12 finalist teams were already chosen from 82 entries nationwide.
Let's take a look at the seven teams that were chosen from Luzon. The ideas are not just positive; these are practical and inspiring.
1. Belat Bulate: addresses intestinal worm infections among school children in Barangay Tadiangan in Tuba, Benguet. For sure, this good news has inspired Mayor Florencio Bentrez more to work harder for the people of Tuba!
2. Platong Makululay Para sa Batang Matibay: deals with the use of Nutri-Plates as guide for mothers in Barangay San Vicente in feeding their babies. We for the fact that every mother needs proper guidance in breastfeeding. Kudos to the team!
3. 60 Piso Tungo sa Malusog na Pagbabago: focuses on helping mothers in Barangay Payatas fight malnutrition through a P60 meal budget. That would be tough! It seems this falls down on budgeting!
4. Kalampag Para sa Calumpang: An Awareness Campaign to Save Calumpang River: seeks to rehabilitate the Calumpang River. I hope some other organizations will come out to help the kids in implementing this project.
5. Agos Ilog: Isang Panata Para sa Malinis Na Tubig: proposes clean-up seminars and development of bamboo-built filtering trap a river in Barangay Anabu in Cavite. This is a hit for me! Bamboo-built-filtering trap is very intriguing. I am looking forward in seeing the products of this project.
6. Project BRAVE (Badjaos: More Responsible, Active, Visionary, and Environmentally-Friendly): aims to mobilize the Badjao people to put up a multi-purpose cooperative. I find this cause very practical. Let's just hope this team will win. I hope corporate foundations will hear about this cause and help the kids with this cause. For me, every community needs a multi-purpose cooperative.
7. Sama-sama Tayo Para Kay Nanay at Beybi: recommends the improvement of health strategies for Muslim Maranao settlers in Daet, Camarines Norte. Nice project! It is a package of good news to both Mommy and her baby!
Each winning team will fly to Manila for a boot camp inside the Unilab Bayanihan Center in Mandaluyong City. The teams will have seminars from social media experts, from June 21 to 23. Each of the teams will win P100,000 as a seed budget to realize their projects.
If we like to know more about this very noble cause, let's visit www.unilabideaspositive.com. I give my all-out support to these projects. I give my all-out support to Unilab for spearheading this competition. As TV Patrol Weekend orates "Pilipinas, Umasensa Ka".


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Q: Conversion from NSString to int not working i have created an a nsstring idd variable in .h. and synthesized in .m. Now i have an int variable b and want to store the value of idd in b. Now when i convert idd to int. it not working the b always give me the 0 value.
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@property(retain, nonatomic) IBOutlet NSString *idd;

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 int b=[idd intValue];
NSLog(@"the value of b=%d",b);

A: IBOutlets and IBActions are macros that mark variables and methods that can be referred to by Interface Builder to link UI elements to your code. They're typically linked to subclasses of NSResponder (like NSButton, NSView, etc.); not NSString's. Unless idd is bound to something in a NIB it won't have any value other than the default (zero). If idd is bound to a GUI object (control) then what you probably want is that controls value (in which case your code is correct).

A: idd probably doesn't have a value, or has a value that can't be parsed into an integer. Try NSLoging idd to see what it contains.

A: do
idd = @"2";
int b = [idd intValue];
NSLog(@"b = %i", b);

and that should display 2 as b

A: You need
int b=[self.idd intValue];


I'm not the biggest fan of soup really, especially tomato but this one was pretty different to the average tomato soup and worth a go if you're being told tomato is the way forward as I often am.
These were so yummy and fruity but sweet, the perfect healthy sweetie snack. I regrettably opened both packs whilst we had the lads over and had to share so they were gone in a flash. I will be hunting these down to repurchase some!
I chose to eat these alone in a moment of hunger but they would be delicious with vanilla or raspberry ripple icecream, I wish if held out but a snack was needed ..
What can I say .. I'm not a fan unfortunately. I understand the healthy benefits and everything but this fermented tea is just not to my taste. A person who likes their drinks fragrant and perfumey like earl grey etc would probably really like it.
I love a bit of coconut in sweets, mains dishes and things but up until now i'd never tried coconut water let alone chocolate flavoured. I'll admit that it seems to have an acquired taste but after a quarter of the bottle I did start to quite enjoy it. I think less the chocolate flavour it would be even nicer.
Having not knowingly tried anything that looks like spaghetti other than spaghetti itself i'm interested to see how the thinner option will differ and change our favourite meals.
i really want to try the goody good stuff sweeties!
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Q: If a graph with $n$ vertices and $n$ edges there must a cycle? How to prove this question? If a graph with $n$ vertices and $n$ edges it must contain a cycle?

A: Assume that $G$ contains no cycles. Then every connected component of $G$ is a tree.
Claim The number of edges in a tree on $n$ vertices is $n-1$.
Proof is by induction. The claim is obvious for $n=1$. Assume that it holds for trees on $n$ vertices. Take a tree on $n+1$ vertices. It's an easy exercise (look at a longest path in $G$) to show that a tree has at least one terminal vertex (i.e. with degree $1$). Removing this terminal vertex along with its edge, we get a tree on $n$ vertices, and induction takes us home.
Hence the number of edges in a graph without cycles is $n-k$, where $k$ is the number of connected components.

A: Here's is an approach which does not use induction:
Let $G$ be a graph with $n$ vertices and $n$ edges.
Keep removing vertices of degree $1$ from $G$ until no such removal is possible, and let $G'$ denote the resulting graph. Note that in each removal, we're removing exactly $1$ vertex and $1$ edge, so $G'$ cannot be empty, otherwise before the last removal we'd have a graph with $1$ vertex and $1$ edge, and $G'$ has the same number of vertices and edges.
Therefore the minimum degree in $G'$ is at least $2$, which implies that $G'$ has a cycle.

A: Here's another approach:
Let $P = a_1, a_2, \dots, a_n$ be a simple path of maximal length in G.
Since the degree of each vertex is greater than two, there exists a vertex $b$ such that ${b,a_1}$ is an edge.
Now, there can be two cases:

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*$b$ is on the path P: In this case, the sub-path from $a_1$ to $b$ and the edge from $b$ to $a_1$ forms a cycle.

*$b$ is not on the path P: In this case, the path $b,a_1,a_2, \dots, a_n$ is a path of greater length than $P$, thus contradicting our assumption.
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Dhaka, December 1, 2018: Deloitte, the largest professional services firm in the world with its presence in 150+ countries has established a presence in Bangladesh. Deloitte's on–ground presence will enable it to offer a diverse range of professional services to clients as it brings together local expertise combined with global best practices.
To strengthen Deloitte's service offerings in Bangladesh, Nurul Faruk Hasan & Co (Nufhas) and Business Consulting Services (BCS) have become part of Deloitte. With this, Deloitte Bangladesh will have an existing base of 100+ professionals and highly respected clients, and hopes to grow this team by several times in the next few years.
Deloitte has come to Bangladesh at a time when the country is experiencing a sustained GDP growth rate of more than 7.5%, rising per capita income and improved social indicators.
"This is a very exciting time for Bangladesh. We are proud to join the Deloitte network, respected for its world-class professional service, innovation and ethics. With our deep industry expertise and commitment to quality, I am confident that Deloitte Bangladesh will deliver value to clients and grow the local talent pool" said Nurul Haque, Managing Partner, Deloitte Bangladesh.
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Sister Marie Cafferty (Sister St. Edward of Mary), a Sister of the Congregation of Notre Dame, died peacefully on Monday, February 12, 2018 at Lourdes Health Care Center in Wilton, Connecticut.
She was predeceased by her parents Edward Cafferty and Delia (Devitt) Cafferty, her brother Edward Cafferty and her sister Kathleen Cafferty. Sister Marie graduated from St. Paul Elementary School in Cranston and St. Mary's Academy of the Visitation in Providence. Immediately after her graduation from St. Mary's she entered the Congregation of Notre Dame in Montreal, Canada, pronouncing her vows there in August 1943.
She then followed almost 75 years of deep commitment to young people in Catholic Schools. In Rhode Island, Sister Marie served in both St. Mary's elementary and secondary school in Providence as teacher and guidance counselor. Sister also ministered in schools in Connecticut, New York and Illinois. In her retirement she reached out to the pastoral needs of the parishioners at St. Rose and Clement parish in Warwick. At Lourdes Health Care Center her influence touched the staff who cared for her in many loving ways.
Sister Marie's unique gifts were to find those whom others had given up on and to treat them with respect and compassion. She will be deeply missed by her Sisters in the Congregation of Notre Dame, her friends, and the many people she influenced.
Sister's wake and funeral were held at Villa Notre Dame, Belden Hill Road in Wilton, Connecticut.


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