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Latest Blog Posts
- iDigBio: Program Manager, Science & Research (Biological Science) Position at Florida State University
Responsibilities The focus of this position (Job ID 57164) is empowering the biodiversity collections communities with successful strategies for digitization of specimens via discovery and development of resources, participation in collaborations, and management of a digitization help desk and digitization… Read more: iDigBio: Program Manager, Science & Research (Biological Science) Position at Florida State University - Digital imaging push will put U.K. natural history collections online
London’s Natural History Museum gets nearly $200 million to digitize many millions of specimens. At the minimum, the NHM effort, like others around the world, expects to digitally record all the details from specimen labels—such as when and where it… Read more: Digital imaging push will put U.K. natural history collections online
Upcoming CT Conferences and Workshops
Upcoming
- Virtual 2024 Meeting of the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) (January 22-26, 2024)
- Denver, Co, USA, for the Denver X-ray Meeting (August 5-9, 2024)
- San Diego, Ca, USA, for SPIE Developments in X-ray Tomography Conference (August 18-22, 2024)
- Atlanta, GA, USA, for the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology meeting (January 3-7, 2025)
Past
- Austin, TX, USA, for the 2023 Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology meeting (January 3–7, 2023)
- Washington DC, USA, for the Data Curation Network 2023 Cohort Meeting (January 25–26, 2023)
- Washington DC, USA, for the Anatomy Connected Conference 2023 (March 25–27, 2023)
- Austin, TX, USA, for the Tomography for Scientific Advancement North America conference 2023 (May 22–24, 2023)
- Austin, TX, USA, for the NoCTURN All-Network Meeting Spring 2023 (May 25–26, 2023)
- Cairns, Australia, for the International Congress of Vertebrate Morphology 2023 (July 28–August 1, 2023)
- Glasgow, Scotland, for TOSCA UK 2023 (September 6-8, 2023)
- Washington DC, USA, for the JB Johnston Club for Evolutionary Neuroscience meeting (November 9–10, 2023)
Upcoming All-Network Meeting:
Would you like to join us at the University of Florida this May (8th–10th) for the NoCTURN All-Network meeting? We have travel funding available!
Fill out the registration form here (access to NoCTURN Slack required for the link to resolve—if you haven’t joined the Slack conversation yet, do so here, or ask your Chair for the registration link!)
More information to come.
Most Recent All-Network Meetings:
May 2023 Hybrid All-Network Meeting
May 2023 Breakout Session Recordings
November 2023 Virtual All-Network Meeting
November 2023 Presentation Recordings
- Welcome Address
- Chairs Update 1:
- Basic and Applied Research Community Report
- Conferences and Digital Coordination Committee Report
- Industry and Vendors Community Report
- Chairs Update 2:
- Findability Working Group Report
- Accessibility Working Group Report
- Interoperability Working Group Report
- Chairs Update 3:
- Reuse Working Group Report
- Open Science Committee Report
- Education and Outreach Community Report
- Day 2 Welcome-back Announcements
- Open Science Career Panel
- Website Discussion
- May 2024 Hybrid All-Network Meeting Planning & Discussion
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