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Enjoyed talking about my work at #SEB2023 this morning, wonderfully summed up by Sophie! Will be around tomorrow and Friday if you'd like to chat with me about squirrels 🐿️🐿️🐿️

Thank you to the Anatomical Society who helped fund my attendance at SEB @sebiology.bsky.social conference earlier this month! It was an excellent experience!

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What a cool PhD, sounds fascinating, having been bitten my cockatoo many times when I worked in a pet store, I can attest to their crazy strong bites!

Please sign this petition. A wonderful, wildlife-rich woodland that’s an invaluable resource for local people is due to be decimated to build a holiday village. Diolch yn fawr.

We love #squirrels! Do you know their #jaw shape can change with their #diet? Temporarily, if fed #peanuts in the short-term. Read Phil Cox's talk on "Diet-Induced Morphology" at last week's #ICVM2023. #anatomy #morphology #FormAndFunction #evolutionarybiology #evolution

If you have an account on less Musky apps, please do follow me! threads.net/@kim_chandler94

We are hiring! Five technical posts: Control Systems/Experimental Laboratory Technician; Mechanical Workshop Tech; Rock Preparation/Teaching Labs Tech; Geochemistry Tech and Facilities Manager. If interested do check the UCL Jobs for details: ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

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Today we had fossil vertebrate curation lunch. A few people missing, but it was nice to be out together. #networking

Opening up the next session is our next keynote Phil Cox Associate Professor in Anatomy at UCL, talking about diet-related morphological change in the red squirrel craniofacial skeleton #AnatSocWinter #anatomy

Hi, I’m Giles Miller, Principal curator in charge of Invertebrates and Plant Palaeobiology. 2024 marks my 30th year working in curation at the Museum so I have put together my top five tips for anyone starting a career as a curator. naturalhistorymuseum.blog/2024/01/15/30-…

Last week we said farewell to ChaSE Curator Kim Chandler 🐿 who has done an amazing job providing curatorial support for our project! Wishing Kim good luck in her new job looking after collections Dublin's Dead Zoo (probably with 99% less time getting covered in chalk dust.. 😉).