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83rd Meeting of the American Malacological Society

Researchers gathered in a hotel meeting room
Participants of Mollusks in Peril 2017 session at the 83rd Meeting of the American Malacological Society. Top row, from left: Rüdiger Bieler (Field Museum of Natural History), Jay Cordeiro (AMS Conservation Committee), Amanda Haponski (Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan), Ken Hayes (Howard University), Chris Hobbs (Canterbury Christ Church University, UK), Tim Collins (Florida International University); bottom: Megan Paustian (Howard University), Tim Pearce (Carnegie Museum of Natural History), Norine Yeung (Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum), José H. Leal (Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum, organizer). Not in photo: Dan Hua (Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency).

Dr. Tim Pearce, assistant curator and Head of Section of Mollusks, was recently featured in the Curator’s Corner—a newsletter from Dr. José H. Leal, science director and curator at the Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum—after he participated in the 83rd Meeting of the American Malacological Society at the University of Delaware.

“Some of the highlights of the meeting included a special workshop sponsored by iDigBio (Integrated Digitized Biocollections) on mollusks collections online, Digitizing the 2nd Largest Invertebrate Phylum: Mollusks; the President Symposium, Mollusk research in a digital world: creating, integrating and mining large datasets; and Mollusks in Peril 2017 (MIP 2017, organized by yours truly), a follow-up to the successful Mollusks in Peril 2016 Forum, held in May 2016 at the Shell Museum and sponsored by Smoky and Stephanie Payson.”

-Dr. Leal

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