On Friday, Dr. Bart, two TUBRI staffers, and our (amazing) summer interns, Caroline and Olivia, ventured into rural Louisiana to do a day of fieldwork.

Spotted minutes ago:

TUBRI is currently featured in National Geographic! Check it out! nationalgeographic.com/animals/2019/0…

Hello BINHM Facebook Friends! TU#113962 - Acipenser oxyrhynchus TU# 203676 - Mollisquama mississippiensis TU# 66689 - Gymnomuraena zebra TU# 82176 - Narcine brasiliensis TU# 94329 - Lophiodes miacanthus #BINHMBehindTheScenes #BINHMSearchYourMuseum

Here's another nugget about #BlackInNHMs Day 5 #DigiData topics: Article about the history and impact of digitization and digital data mobilization of natural history collections: doi.org/10.1098/rstb.2…

Speaking now at #BlackInNHMs Day 5 #DigiData: Henry L. “Hank” Bart Jr., Director, Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute (people.tubri.org/hank/) Presenting: 2D and 3D Digitization of Fish Specimens for Machine Learning Based Trait Discovery

Speaking now at #BlackInNHMs Day 5 #DigiData: Lisa D. White, Assistant Director, Education and Outreach at the UC Museum of Paleontology in Berkeley (ucmp.berkeley.edu/people/lisa-wh…) Digital resources from the Eastern Pacific Invertebrate Communities of the Cenozoic (EPICC) project

Speaking now at #BlackInNHMs Day 5 #DigiData: Phillip L. Skipwith, Assistant Professor of Biology, University of Kentucky (bio.as.uky.edu/users/psk224) Presenting: Maximizing the Utility of Collections with Non-Destructive Sampling and Open Source Data Sharing

Speaking now at #BlackInNHMs Day 5 #DigiData: Kory M. Evans. Assistant Professor of Biology, Rice University (profiles.rice.edu/faculty/kory-e… )

Hello Fishy Friends! Interested in Ichthyology Collections around the world? We are going to start sharing our #FishColelctionsFriday blurbs right here! Check us out on Facebook to see those collections we have already highlighted - facebook.com/FishNet2/ See you Friday!!

I'm thrilled (and a bit stunned) to announce that I have just accepted an offer to join the faculty at Tulane University University in summer 2024 as the new curator of the Royal D. Suttkus fish collection and director of the Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute (Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute)

FishNet 2 PI Prof. Henry L. Bart Jr. in front of our poster for the Indo-Pacific Fish Conference, held in Auckland, New Zealand, last week.

Dr.Brian Sidlauskas will take the role of Tulane University's ichthyology professor, curator, and director of TUBRI, Summer 2024. Dr. Sid brings experience from his time at Oregon State University, where he was a beloved mentor and head of the OS Ichthyology Collection. Cant wait to have U

Literally millions of fish, and a few mammals to boot, at Tulane's Biodiversity Research Institute in Belle Chasse.

Today at noon! Come hear about what visiting researcher Cordelia Frewen has been learning from the documents in our archives. x.com/mari_tulane/st…

TUBRI took part in yesterday's Louisiana STEM Expo in Baton Rouge, sharing our story and some of our specimens with students. (Most common question: "Are they alive?")

NEW: TUBRI is partnering with FishBase | BlueSky: @q-quatics.bsky.social and OBIS on a collaborative effort to form the new Global Thematic Fish OBIS Node. #ichthyology Read more: iobis.org/2018/05/08/fis… q-quatics.org/2018/05/08/fis…

Yesterday, three TUBRI staffers spoke to hundreds of students, parents, and teachers at the STEM expo at Shrine on Airline, home of @cakesbaseball, sharing specimens and information on our collection.