
Partner | Dad | Research Botanist @NMNH (opinions mine)
Washington, DC
Joined March 2010
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Resembling stained glass, woven textiles, and abstract paintings, these slides reveal the cellular structure of trees and shrubs.
Scientists slice thin sections from the wood blocks, and stain them to look at specific microscopic features. @NMNH
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Why yes, we did put nearly four million pressed plants online. 🌵🌿🌴🌻💐 #SmithsonianOpenAccess
smithsonianmag.com/blogs/nat…
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It's #BragFriday. So here we go: Apollo, the international art magazine, released its shortlist today for their annual awards and in the "Digital Innovation" category we're proud to say our Botany Department made the cut. 👏apollo-magazine.com/digital-…
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Yay automated GenBank downloads for the #Fern Tree of Life are now live!
fernphy.github.io/
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ATTN BOTANISTS: application now open for Assistant TT Profesor in Collections-Based Plant Evolutionary Biology/Systematics @UVMplantbio -- please share! #botany #herbarium #AcademicJobs uvmjobs.com/postings/57923
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
Happy #FernFriday! Looking for fun nerdy #sciart jewelry? Stop by BlueBeehiveStudio.com!
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#Ferns #gametophytes #science #nerdyearrings #sciartjewelry #botany #botanist #naturalist #enameledjewelry #jewelry
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
Our campaign for the @NNagalingum Research Award has reached over 75% of its goal in its first week! gofund.me/b64850a2
If you have already contributed, THANK YOU! If not, please do consider it. The campaign will end in two weeks. @ferncurator @ebsessa @AmerFernSoc
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Please consider contributing to the Nathalie Nagalingum Research Award gofund.me/d9b181c7 created by @AmerFernSoc leadership @KathleenPryer @ebsessa and @FernCurator to commemorate her contributions and support the next generation of researchers. She will be dearly missed!
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📣If you're at #botany2022 and interested in #ferns, be sure to check out my talk on the open Fern Tree of Life (FTOL) in Pteridology II ! botany2022.pathable.co/meeti… More info: fernphy.github.io with @LabSpiritu, @FernCurator, and @iwasakiw
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
My Lab is recruiting a #phd student for 2023. Includes 3 years of funding for fieldwork, evolutionary analysis of #moss #anatomy, experiments on resource transport, & natural history #collections. jmbudke.github.io Please RT & thanks! #gradschool #Botany2022 @botanical_
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This project is a victory for scientific research. It's also an innovative model that we have shared with technologists, museum directors, digitization specialists, and scientists from around the globe. My congrats to @SmithsonianDPO @SIxDIGI @NMNH and teams across Smithsonian.
If you were a Smithsonian herbarium specimen collected in 1838, this would be the ride of a lifetime. In our largest digitization project, we used a conveyor belt system to digitize more than 3.8 million herbarium sheets, now available to all through #SmithsonianOpenAccess.
Ride the digitization conveyor belt like a Smithsonian herbarium sheet
Smithsonian teams have digitized more than 3.8 million botanical specimens, powering agricultural research, biodiversity studies, climate science studies, field conservation research, and more.
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
If you were a Smithsonian herbarium specimen collected in 1838, this would be the ride of a lifetime. In our largest digitization project, we used a conveyor belt system to digitize more than 3.8 million herbarium sheets, now available to all through #SmithsonianOpenAccess.
Ride the digitization conveyor belt like a Smithsonian herbarium sheet
Smithsonian teams have digitized more than 3.8 million botanical specimens, powering agricultural research, biodiversity studies, climate science studies, field conservation research, and more.
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
If you care about the future of our planet's flora, then it's critical to know about its past. Each specimen within the U.S. National Herbarium, which is housed at the Smithsonian, documents a species from a specific time and place.
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
🎉Thrilled to announce just in time for #fernfriday: a new preprint📄 about the Fern Tree of Life 🌳 (#FTOL) doi.org/10.1101/2022.03.31.4… with co-authors @FernCurator, @LabSpiritu, and @iwasakiw (1/n)
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
🌋🌻🧬🪱🦖🪲🐧 Cool museum job! Deputy Director @NMNH @smithsonian - Spanning scientific, public and operational programs. Search now open - applications close end of May 31. usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetai…
Eric Schuettpelz retweeted
New paper spearheaded by @FernDoctor. A drought‐driven model for the evolution of obligate apomixis in ferns: evidence from pellaeids (Pteridaceae) bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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The Grusz Lab @UMNDuluth is looking for excellent #MSc students! Apply today @IntBioSci_MN #funded #botany #fieldwork #genomics #evolution
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The 8th #AsiaFernSymposium will be in Thailand! See you there?
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We hit 1000 species on Ferns and Lycophytes of the World! fernsoftheworld.com #Botany #BiologicalCollections #Herbaria #Biodiversity #Ferns #Lycophytes
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Congratulations to Smithsonian botanist Vicki Funk for receiving the 2018 Asa Gray Award, recognizing her lifetime of achievement in plant systematics! She’s a giant in the field and has passed on her passion for plants to more than 40 mentees.
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