The ISPH is back in Europe! The ISPH returns to Europe for its 8th edition. The symposium will take place at the Naturalis Biodiversity Center, in the quiet and charming city of Leiden (the Netherlands) from 6 to 8 July 2027. isph2027.wordpress.com
ISPH 2027
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8th International Symposium on Palaeohistology (ISPH), Leiden, The Netherlands, 6-8th July 2027
Our #BIOpast team was there! Huge thanks to the organizers for such an amazing experience 🥳 #PaleoGalicia #Paleomeeting
#isph2025 group photo!
Congratulations to M. Ramon Fritzen, PhD candidate at Flinders University, for winning 2nd place in the @isph2025.bsky.social image competition using a @ansto.bsky.social MCT scan of (Gogo) fossil lungfish bone!
Marcos Ramon Fritzen won joint 2nd place of our palaeohistology image competition with his image titled "A Deep Time Genomic Window: 3D Visualization of Fossil Lungfish Osteocyte Lacunae" #isph2025
@isph2025.bsky.social Thanks to @justyna Miszkiewicz and team for a fabulous ISPH meeting! @paleohistology
Winners of our palaeohistology image competition #isph2025 1st place: Professor Tim Bromage Joint 2nd: @bonehistopath.bsky.social & Marcos Ramon Fritzen
Marcos Ramon Fritzen won joint 2nd place of our palaeohistology image competition with his image titled "A Deep Time Genomic Window: 3D Visualization of Fossil Lungfish Osteocyte Lacunae" #isph2025
@bonehistopath.bsky.social won joint 2nd place of our palaeohistology image competition with her image titled "Desert Landscape" #isph2025
We are pleased to announce the winner of our palaeohistology image competition is Professor Tim Bromage with his image titled "Lucy Fiber Orientation" #isph2025
@bonehistopath.bsky.social presenting on the progression of histological changes in skeletal lesions caused by treponematosis in an archaeological human sample #isph2025
@drtanyamsmith.bsky.social presenting on inferring stress histories from trace elements, their promises and pitfalls from tooth histology. Referred to the neonatal line as a birth certificate - we love it! #isph2025
@palaeowalker.bsky.social presenting her histotaphonomy work trying to determine wet and dry diagenesis across subfossil and fossil bones from underwater caves #isph2025
Always enjoy hearing the state-of-the-art on #bone #biology from @natalieasims.bsky.social ~ currently delivering a great keynote at #isph2025 !!@isph2025.bsky.social
Pratyusha Sarkar presenting on bone microanatomy of vertebrate palaeopathologies from various Triassic horizons of India #isph2025
@drtanyamsmith.bsky.social presenting her work on the variation and error in the assessment of dental long-period line timing as a cautionary tale. Pictured also with Tim Bromage! #isph2025
Vijay Sathe presenting the comparative histomorphology of bones in extinct and modern horses #ipsh2025
Bin Hu presenting on integrative heuristic and holistic palaeohistology of exceptionally well preserved Jurassic ichthyosaurs #isph2025
Sam Grabski reassessing coprolites - an overlooked approach to understanding palaeoecology #isph2025
Marcos Ramon Fritzen presenting on determining cell size change in lungfishes over 400 million years of evolution #isph2025
Carole Burrow presenting on antithetical early gnathostome mineralised cartilages, in chondrichthyans and Palaeospondylus #isph2025
Alejandro Blanco presenting on the histology of dwarf hadrosauroid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of the Ibero-Armorican Island #isph2025
An amazing interdisciplinary keynote by Natalie Sims looking at bone growth in mice and women #isph2025
On my way up to awesome #Brisbane for #isph2025 @isph2025.bsky.social & sharing my 10:30 poster on #BiologicalRhythms & #ToothHistology - look forward to chatting over a cuppa.
SO many beautiful images for our competition! You can view the gallery here: isph2025.weebly.com/image-compet... The winner(s) will be announced later this afternoon. #isph2025
Image competition
Palaeohistology Image Competition 2025 entries currently being judged
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