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RT @mika_hyman: The Cambridge University Herbarium is extraordinary and it has been a privilege to work and volunteer there. This is an ama….

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Collection Manager: Collections & Digitisation Assistant: Please help us to get the word out there! Retweet, share, like. Will also be advertising in "the other place".

We are advertising two fabulous jobs at the Cambridge University Herbarium. A Collections Manager (5 year fixed term) and a Collections & Digitisation Assistant (4 years fixed term). Incredible collection including most of Voyage of the Beagle material. Job links in thread below.

Incredible job opportunity with close collaboration with @CUHerb collections 👇💚.

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@plantsci @CamUnivMuseums Thank you to everyone who worked on transcribing this set of Iridaceae, Solanaceae and Narcissus specimens. That's 600 records complete!.

Do you have a knack for deciphering 19th century handwriting? Our transcription project on Zooniverse is 92% complete and a few more transcriptions will put us past the finish line. Click here to get started: @plantsci @CamUnivMuseums

This week we say goodbye to Shelley James after 5 whirlwind weeks of digitisation. A huge congratulations to Shelley for a total of 13,887 Australian specimens imaged, including 472 probable type specimens & some beautiful illustrations. #WAHerbarium @ChurchillTrust @plantsci

Week 4 of work on the Australian collection with Shelley James of the Western Australian Herbarium has brought us past the 10,000 image mark, with 442 probable type specimens including these beautiful Verticordia and Darwinia. #WAHerbarium @ChurchillTrust. @plantsci

At the end of week 3 of her Churchill Fellowship, Shelley James of the Western Australian Herbarium and our dedicated team of volunteers have barcoded and imaged 7,649 specimens, including all of the Myrtaceae family! #WAHerbarium @ChurchillTrust @plantsci

Welcome to visiting Churchill Fellow Shelley James of the Western Australia Herbarium. In just 2 weeks Shelley and the team have barcoded and imaged over 4,500 specimens from Australia and New Zealand, including over 160 type specimens! #WAHerbarium @ChurchillTrust @plantsci

A big thank you to all who have contributed to our digitisation project on Zooniverse! The Narcissus collection has been completed and a new set of Iridaceae specimens is ready for transcription at 🌿 @CamUnivMuseums @plantsci

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