Digitization of Biological Collections: A Global Focus
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Field to Database (F2DB): field-data collecting trends and 21st century data skills
From Deb Paul, @idbdeb
This 4-day hands-on short course in March investigated current trends in collecting, and focused on best practices and skills development for supporting the collection and sharing of robust, fit-for-research-use data.
Rmarkdown + GitHub = Reproducible Research
-Guest blog enthusiastically provided by course participant Rick Levy, Database Associate, Denver Botanic Gardens
3 day collaborative task: create a Data Carpentry genomics lesson with assessment modules
By: Deb Paul, Shari Ellis, Andréa Matsunaga, Blaine Marchant
From Deb
iDigBio Postdoc presents to Middle School Science Teachers about STEM
Photo courtesy of Mike Lauterborn.
April 2015 Biodiversity Spotlight
Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake (Sistrurus miliarius barbouri)
Photo courtesy of Lary Reeves
Apply now for iDigBio's Fourth Biodiversity Informatics Workshop
Managing Natural History Collections Data for Global Discoverability is fourth in a series of biodiversity informatics workshops at iDigBio and we are currently accepting applications! Don't wait, space is limited.
Deadline to Apply is May 1st, 2015.
SPNHC 2015 30th Annual Meeting and Gala Celebration
SPNHC 2015 30th Annual Meeting and Gala Celebration
Making Natural History Collections Accessible through
New and Innovative Approaches and Partnerships
May 17, 2015 to May 23, 2015
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