One Drexel student’s investigation into an older collection helps shed some light on scientific specimens from South America.
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Meet Suzanne Biemiller, New Chair of the Academy’s Board of Trustees
On March 5, the Academy of Natural Sciences’ Board of Trustees elected a new chair, Suzanne Biemiller. Suzanne steps into[…]
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Rediscovering the Hidden Beauty of the Invertebrate Paleontology Collection
With rare and captivating specimens, the world-class collection is the oldest of its kind in the United States, headed by Curator and Prof Jocelyn Sessa, PhD.
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Restoring a Local Boy’s Legacy, One Fish at a Time
Academy icthyologist works with South American scientists to discover why only a percentage of Fowler’s taxonomic names remain in use today
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Reuse, Rewear, Repair
Some simple tips for small lifestyle changes that can make a difference in our environment
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Important Thai Ethnobotany Collection Revived by ANS and Penn Museum Partnership
The Ban Chiang Collection enhances our understanding of global plant diversity and cultural practices, upholding the standard for responsible and equitable curation.
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Science Shop: Co-creating Climate Resilience in Philadelphia
Community members, local organizations and Academy scientists are working together to find just solutions to environmental issues.
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New Role at the Academy is Activating the Vast Network of WINS Alumnae
New WINS alumnae manager, Ninette Bennett, has big plans to embrace, share and build success with WINS students and alumnae across the globe.
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Celebrating Latin and Hispanic Heritage in the Sciences at the Academy
In English, Spanish and Portuguese, Academy scientists open up about their careers, cultures and creating diverse opportunities for excellence in research.
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“Our Voices Need to be Heard”: Latin & Hispanic Drexel Co-ops Helping to Enrich Representation in the Sciences
Three Drexel students discuss their cultural identities and scientific aspirations
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