Please join us during the virtual meeting for the State of the Dinosauria discussion panel! Moderator ReBecca Hunt-Foster will be chatting with a fantastic group of dinosaur-focused paleontologists about recent discoveries, plus taking audience questions. vertpaleo.org/2023-virtual-m…

As a Ph.D. student, Murry Burgess, PhD studied how barn swallows grow when exposed to light pollution. But at her rural field site, she often felt unwelcome and unsafe. Since then, she has been working to get more people to enjoy the outdoors safely. sciencefriday.com/articles/murry…

As someone with a very close-knot family and an aging parent, I was so grateful to be able to land back in my home state. The fear of whatever may happen after this PhD is often overwhelming. Thank you Shanta for bringing light to this problem.

Beautiful work from my bestie

So excited to be part of @kellyclarksontv tomorrow! Tune in!

Great to see Lynnea Jackson on the The Kelly Clarkson Show talking about her path to being a paleontologist! 🦕#Dinosaurs #Paleontology

Here's a link to a clip of me on the Kelly Clarkson Show in case you missed it! youtu.be/qiqCoeeDonY?si…

I HAVE A BOOK! Thank you @CathieGebhart for making this possible, I am so appreciative of this opportunity! And thank you to Lee Brown for the beautiful illustrations!

Here's the link for the book! Dana Digs Dinosaurs Book Two: Meet Lynnea a.co/d/8An9mXA

Before the big show, a massive thank you to all of the fabulous people who have helped pull it all together--a few of whom are shown here. #NAPC2024 #FossilFriday 📸 @Rodrigoichthys

Happy fossil Friday! #NAPC2024

Immediately followed up NAPC with the Ford Fellows Conference at the National Academy of Sciences Ford Foundation Fellowship Programs

Every once in a whilesomething interesting happens and I remember to post. I'm currently on my grand tour of Argentina looking at all the sauropodomorph jaws I can find!

Congratulations Sanaa El-Sayed !!!!

My lab brother's paper is out!!

My book just won an award!!! 😁

Check out Lynnea Jackson's poster on tooth imbrication, enamel wrinkling, and herbivory in sauropodomorph dinosaurs!! Really interesting work with some surprising results. TODAY—Regular Poster Session 1, 4:30–6:30. #SVP2024

Not a complete picture of active UM Paleontology folks at #2024SVP, but close enough. To include all folks who’ve passed through, it would take a better camera. #LeadersAndBest

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