The 2025 Natural History Museum (NHM) London Student Conference took place on the 10th and 11th of June, welcoming 100 attendees and providing an opportunity for students affilliated with the museum to present, discuss, and celebrate their research.
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Guest blog post by Dr. Kelly Carruthers, lead author of the research paper, ‘Use of insect specimens for Science Olympiad entomology exam in Georgia, USA,’ published in the open-access journal Natural History Collections and Museomics. Ask any person around you, “how do you feel about insects?” and you’re likely to get ...
Natural History Collections and Museomics is peer-reviewed journal for research, discussion and innovation of natural history collections. Launched to promote exchange of knowledge, ideas and best practices among museum professionals, researchers and enthusiasts. Scientific outputs published in the journal foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of natural history and its impact on society.
The Natural History Collections and Museomics journal is supported by the Consortium of European Taxonomic Facilities (CETAF) and the Integrated Digitized Biocollections (iDigBio).
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