Nice to see another paper out using samples from the chalk project I worked on last year @nhm.org. Well done Chloe & team!

Great to see some nice news articles out about the new display we've been working on @dublindeadzoo.bsky.social ! 🦓🐢🐇🦥🦇

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Research out that I was involved in at the @nhm.org under the @chalksea.bsky.social project!

I had a great time sampling chalk specimens for this project.

Congrats @plesiosarahs.bsky.social and co.!!

Congrats Amber!!

Highly recommend working with Phil!

PhD studentship funded by the Anatomical Society at the UCL Centre for Integrative Anatomy @ucl-c4ia.bsky.social. Studying the functional morphology of sheep, goats and their relatives including the fossil island dwarf Myotragus: www.findaphd.com/phds/project.... Contact me for more details.

Can’t wait for you all to see this new exhibition at the Ulster Museum. Opening to the public on 21 Feb, Wild Ireland: Past, Present, Future showcases over 60 amazing wildlife paintings by Julian Friers and his collaboration with curator Dr Mike Simms.

Great *FREE* training opportunity for anyone interested in working in Natural History Collections! www.museumfuernaturkunde.berlin/en/museum/ev...

Yay! Congrats!

#NHMLondon is recruiting a Head of Conservation - leading the team that prepares, repairs and cares for the collection in research and exhibitions, maintains and monitors collection environments and guides best practice in conservation across the Museum.

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Precisely! Was very pleased so make use of the excellent collections at NMS.

Human-fed red squirrels in Britain developed weaker jaws and flatter skulls due to a diet of soft-shelled peanuts, highlighting the potential negative impact of human intervention on wildlife. doi.org/g8zxdx

New paper in @royalsocietypublishing.org Open Science: peanut feeding may have altered the morphology of red squirrel skulls and jaws: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

A huge thanks to all my collaborators and the National Museum of Scotland. Particularly to my supervisor Phil Cox for taking the lead on this while I worked full-time and finished my thesis! So happy to have it finally out!

Delighted to have the first paper of my PhD out in Royal Society Open Science royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

Wow! A real honour to be included on this year's list, thanks @quantamagazine.bsky.social and of course all the vital collaborators involved in the work youtu.be/p9XHI_26cPE?...