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Funding for research tools that could halt future pandemics announced - Vimarsana News

Funding for research tools that could halt future pandemics announced

The digitisation of Natural History Museum specimens is one of five projects unveiled by Science Secretary Michelle Donelan.

Revolutionizing research: Finland champions digital archive of 1.5 billion natural specimens - Vimarsana News

Revolutionizing research: Finland champions digital archive of 1.5 billion natural specimens

In a major leap forward for scientific research and policy-making, Finland's natural science collections are undergoing extensive digitalization, as part of a broader European effort. It's estimated that Europe's collections alone contain 1.5 billion specimens, and this wealth of quality nature data is set to become accessible to scientists, policy-makers, and the public alike.

Scientists want your dead butterflies, moths if you live in these states - Vimarsana News

Scientists want your dead butterflies, moths if you live in these states

The U.S. Geological Survey has a morbid request: they want you to mail in deceased butterflies, moths, and skippers.

US Geological Survey needs dead butterflies, moths from Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

US Geological Survey needs dead butterflies, moths from Oklahoma

The USGS is asking citizen scientists in Oklahoma and five other states to mail in dead butterflies, moths and skippers to aid research.

USGS Calling All Dead Butterflies, Moths in Six States - Vimarsana News

USGS Calling All Dead Butterflies, Moths in Six States

Citizens in six mid-US states are being asked to mail in deceased butterflies, moths and skippers to help US Geological Survey scientists establish a Lepidoptera Research Collection (LRC).

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