DPhil student @oiioxford investigating open #data in #biodiversity research and #GLAM. Research Data Management @StGeorgesUni.
Oxford & London, UK
Joined November 2010
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I've gone where the skies are blue! Find me there and join the conversation at bsky.app/profile/sarahastewa…
Probably going to be checking in on here infrequently, but I am now on BlueSky. You can find me here: bsky.app/profile/sarahastewa…
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This is the nicest thing I saw today. “Priamus polycletes” [sic] in Carl Clerck’s Icones insectorum rariorum (1759). This copy at the @LinneanSociety is from the private library of Carl Linnaeus, and annotated by him.
ALT An engraving of a large butterfly, with striking yellow and black wings.
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My talk about Elizabeth Blackwell and her “Curious Herbal” is now on the @LinneanSociety’s YouTube channel. It’s an imperfect presentation in lots of ways—and I make a few embarrassing mistakes—but I hope it’s a useful introduction to an amazing book 😊 youtu.be/SurhOJ_x71U?si=4GTh…
Data linking and sharing are dependent upon good data management and metadata. #data #DataSharing
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Climate change, the ocean and the internet. Infrastructure is always invisible until it breaks.
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Very excited to announce the launch of
THE WATERSHED POLLUTION MAP!
River health, landfills, sewage, road run-off, intensive farming, big industry, forever chemicals, abandoned mines, bathing waters, flood risk, protected areas and so much more... 🧵
bit.ly/45GBMRQ
UK rivers and waterways are in poor health - Let's hope that the new government will help.
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Post from Herbarium World on ethnobotany and herbaria herbariumworld.wordpress.com… #herbarium #ethnobotany
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I found another AI-generated garbage diagram in a scientific journal.
It’s entirely gibberish and features anatomically incorrect limbs with too many bones.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
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Apparently, there are many weird and wonderful Polling Stations across Britian, from pubs to Launderettes… Well you can add to that list a museum with a giant sea monster, because today our museum has become a Polling Station.
I wonder who our Sea Rex would vote for? #vote
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Happy General Election Day!
Please keep hold of any campaigning leaflets and consider donating them to our archive. You can email us your address and we'll post out a stamped envelope for you to return them: [email protected]
More info: lse.ac.uk/library/whats-on/e…
ALT A black and white photograph of two candidates shaking hands with the results declared at a General Election in the 1950s / 60s. Above them is a large poster with their names and the vote count : "Deedes, 23,992 and Sandelson 15,685". Photograph is from the Papers of Neville Sandelson held at LSE Library.
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Fascinating series of talks for entomology with AI 🪲 🧬 📸 For our @Beetlephylo , is it possible to replace manual assessment by computer vision?!
#EntoAI is under way!
Jim Reay @SyngentaUK telling the group about new technologies in agriculture and other areas that provide great opportunities to help address global challenges.
Read more about the event 🔽 royensoc.co.uk/event/ai-in-e…
ALT Jim Reay telling the group about how agriculture can help address global challenges of food insecurity and climate crisis.