Kirsty Edgar

@kirstymedgar.bsky.social

Prof. of Micropalaeontology & Head of Research in School of GEES at University of Birmingham, President of The Micropalaeontological Society. Forams, palaeoclimates, sometimes dinosaurs, geoheritage.

We are hiring. The Natural History Museum Denmark seeks a Tenure-track Assistant Professor and Curator in Vertebrate Paleontology. Duties are collection-based research, curation of collections, teaching and public engagement. Deadline: 18 May 2025. View full job posting: bit.ly/3XPIQcg

Natural History Museum Denmark

Like palaeontology? Like art? Then consider submitting a submission for CAVEPS 2025 logo competition! * $500 AUD prize * must feature South Australian vertebrate fossils  * no use of generative AI permitted * include text "CAVEPS 2025" Email to CAVEPS.palaeo@gmail.com by 31/01/25!

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January is the perfect time to set new goals and expand your academic horizons! Whether you're diving into evolutionary biology or mastering new data tools, learning something new can fuel your passion and career!

Contemplando.

Also true in palaeontology. In the UK, there is a risk averse approach to funding fieldwork by funding panels: as a result, field-based palaeontological work is in steep decline (along with taxonomy and systematics). Where will we end up if no-one is generating primary data anymore?

PEC Exeter@pec-exeter.bsky.social · 2y ago

Where are all the field studies? This ⬇️ important but rather depressing paper describes how conducting, & crucially initiating, field studies is becoming harder & rarer. A short 🧵 (and a call for more fieldwork) www.cell.com/trends/ecolo...

Happy New Year #paleo peeps, We invite you all to propose #workshop ideas pre (@Bengaluru) and post (@Goa) #ICP15 Please send us a brief description 🙏🏼 - mailto: icp15.2025@gmail.com www.icp15.com/workshops

Workshops — ICP15

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Pallavi Anand (she/her)@anandpallavijha.bsky.social · 2y ago

Website for #ICP15 is now live 👇🏼 www.icp15.com Please create an account to be on ICP15 email-list and receive conference updates: www.icp15.com/account/logi...

Incredible site. If you want to see the length of these trackways, and a little walk through of some of the Sauropod tracks, I've uploaded a 4k60p video to YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dyH...

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Richard Butler@richardjbutler.bsky.social · 2y ago

We imaged the entire site including using drones, taking >20,000 images that @lukeemeade.bsky.social has been turning into 3D photogrammetric models, which we aim to combine with previous work by @peterfalkingham.bsky.social . We're using these to complete a full detailed study.

3D depth coloured image of a theropod track. Credit: Dr Luke Meade (University of Birmingham).