
Field Trip to Roscoff
By Alberto Valero-Gracia In this blog post I will briefly comment about our first field trip outside Norway, a trip done to sample at the Station Biologique de Roscoff... Read more.

New Paper Exploring the Surprising Evolutionary History of Our Oral Bacteria*
Living in and on our bodies are trillions of microbial cells belonging to thousands of bacterial species – our microbiome. These microbes play key roles in... Read more.

Sampling Modern Marine Invertebrates for Museum Research – A New Experience
While museum collections contain historic materials that provide insight into various evolutionary and social aspects of the past, museums are dynamic, not only... Read more.

Type Specimen Genetics?
Until relatively recently, museum collections have been amassed and utilized to investigate the morphological variation seen within and across species to understand... Read more.

The Most Typical of All: Museum Type specimens
Natural history collections contain a plethora of objects, organisms, and information, representing real-world diversity, variation, and relationships. Collections... Read more.