Florida Museum of Natural History
Digital Imaging Division (oVert / openVertebrate)
Led by Edward Stanley · Florida Museum of Natural History (Digital Imaging)
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What we study
The division uses CT scanning to make 3D models of museum specimens and shares them online for research and teaching. Stanley also studies how African lizards and frogs are related.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Wet lab
- Coding helps
- Projects
- 2
Current projects
openVertebrate (oVert)
Makes CT scans of about 17,000 vertebrate specimens freely available as 3D models.
African lizard and frog phylogenetics
Works out evolutionary relationships of Sub-Saharan species.
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