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International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
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International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Looking forward to #ICVM2023! 🤩
Mark your calendar if you're interested in #feeding #biomechanics and #vertebralcolumn
- Symposium on Sat, July 29: More than sucking and #chewing. Sessions 15, 19 & 23
- Symposium on Tue, August 01: Evolution of the #spine. Sessions 47 & 50
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
The Anatomical Record and @AnatomyOrg are proud to be sponsors of #ICVM2023. Stop by our booth in the exhibitor area (Auditorium door 6) to get some free journal swag and chat about publishing with us.
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Wanna know more about #teeth? Come listen to our symposium! We gathered the most amazing speakers just for you!
This Sunday, July 30, at #ICVM2023 - Auditorium C
@DumontMaitena, can't wait!!
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Made it to Cairns, Australia! If you're at #ICVM2023, @Tetrapodomorpha and I will be presenting in the "Sue Herring" symposium at 10:00am. Our talk is on how embryonic muscle actions shape cranial morphology.
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
We (@ISVMorph) are now inviting late-breaking poster abstract submissions from anyone who had previously missed out on submitting to #ICVM2023! Abstracts can be submitted here until May 31st 🦘🐨🇦🇺xcdsystem.com/icvm/abstract/…
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Unofficial visa advice for #ICVM2023 attendees with US passports (also several others): download the Australian ETA smartphone app following the links here: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visa…, ~5 min and AUD20 later the visa will be in your inbox.
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
We (@ISVMorph) are now inviting late-breaking poster abstract submissions from anyone who had previously missed out on submitting to #ICVM2023! Abstracts can be submitted here until May 31st 🦘🐨🇦🇺xcdsystem.com/icvm/abstract/…
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Big news for @ISVMorph folks: we're excited to announce that the program for #ICVM2023 is now available online! @TIPollock and I can't wait to see all these super-cool presentations in Cairns 🇦🇺🦘🐨
xcdsystem.com/icvm/program/1…
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
36 more hours to get your @ISVMorph #ICVM2023 abstracts submitted! Email me and @TIPollock with any last-minute questions. Still plenty of time to decide to submit; I still need to write my own 🙃
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
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International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Service announcement from your convener of Biomechanics at the Society for Experimental Biology about the annual #SEBAM2022 meeting in Montpellier; July 3-8th.
We will have a record number of biomechanics-flavored sessions, in addition to our popular #OpenBiomechanics session
International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Muscles & Motors: organismal bioinspired robotics (A4). How may robotics inform biological research? Find out in this session organized by @CampAriel and @FlammangLab with invited speakers including @JohnNyakatura, @cclemente4 and others. @SEBiology
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International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
I am seeing a number of great Bob Carroll anecdotes going around. Please reply with more here. I will collate them and put them on my blog.
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International Society for Vertebrate Morphology retweeted
Can we create a push to upload 3D models of biological specimens to places like @MorphoSource and @Sketchfab to promote #WorkFromHome? I’m hoping some anatomists have brought hard drives home with them and are willing to share! @AnatomyOrg @ISVMorph @AMNH