Museum Techniques Skillshare
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Statement of Purpose
This page offers SPNHC members a place to share techniques, protocols, and workflows. Content formally presented at the SPNHC 2022 meeting in Edinburgh during the Back to Basics: Museum Techniques Skillshare Symposium is indicated when applicable.
Chairs: Emily Braker and Genevieve Tocci
Presentations:
- A Snake in the Glass: Wet tank setup and focus stack imaging method for reptile and amphibian specimens, Emily Braker File:Braker focus stack wet imaging.pdf
- Smartphone microscopy – Tips for taking high-quality microscope images with a phone camera, Bob Gooday
- Modular Solutions in Image digitization, Frederik Berger
- Deciphering natural history and mapping the world through collection labels, Krisztina Lohonya
- Using Excel Macros for Data Quality Assurance: Lessons Learned from a Coding Beginner, Larissa Welton
- Sampling strategies, techniques and curation of the Swedish Environmental Specimen Bank, Anna Jerve
- Herbarium Life: Shipping Cryptogamic Specimens, Genevieve E. Tocci
- Unique Approaches to Packing Vertebrate Paleontological Specimen Loans, Adrienne Stroup
- Freeze it all! An IPM case study of the Angelo State Natural History Collections, Serina Brady
- Press Juicy, Sticky Plants with Tissue Paper and Pillows of Silica to Prevent Mould and Retain Colour, Nadia Cavallin
- Osteoscribing: writing on bones, Jacki Whisenant
- An advanced method of non-traditional bird skin preparation, to ease applications of scientific methods and enhance the value of avian collections, Bernhard Bock
