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SysEB SS: Out of the Field and Into the Lab: The State of the Art in Sorting Biodiversity Samples and Processing to Publication

Tuesday, November 18, 2014: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Portland Ballroom 256 (Oregon Convention Center)
Organizers:
István Mikó
Andy Boring


8:00 AM
1149
Biodiversity on a budget: how to get the most out of your available resources
Andy Boring, Oklahoma University
8:15 AM
1150
Recreating biomes one label at a time
Katja C. Seltmann, The American Museum of Natural History ; Deborah Paul, Integrated Digitized Biological Collections (iDigBio), and Florida State University, Institute for Digital Information and Scien
8:30 AM
1151
Sampling the aerial plankton of the Midwest with focus on aphids
Doris M. Lagos, University of Illinois
8:45 AM
1152
An accidental harvest: managing the yield of 1000 trappers
Chris Looney, Washington State Department of Agriculture
9:00 AM
1153
The intersection of  biodiversity and genomics research: ensuring high quality DNA and RNA samples from the field to the lab
Barbara J. Sharanowski, University of Manitoba
9:15 AM
1154
From field to genome and beyond: new approaches to collecting and preserving insects for biodiversity research
Matthew L. Buffington, USDA - ARS ; Michael Gates, USDA - ARS
9:45 AM
Intermission
9:55 AM
1155
Withdrawn
10:10 AM
1156
Leaf litter, the poor man’s tropics: dealing with the microarthropod diversity in temperate forests
Michael Skvarla, University of Arkansas ; Ashley Dowling, University of Arkansas
10:25 AM
1157
Taming Malagasy Ceraphronidae: an essay on high resolution wet sample imaging
István Mikó, North Carolina State University ; Andrew R Deans, Pennsylvania State University
10:40 AM
1158
Moving digitization to the field and data to iDigBio
Gil Nelson, Florida State University
10:55 AM
Break
11:05 AM
1159
Data before specimens: workflows for digital management and sharing of field notes and images
Andrew Short, University of Kansas
11:20 AM
1160
Specimen highway from Costa Rican forest to Smithsonian bowels for additional digestion
Daniel H. Janzen, University of Pennsylvania ; Winnie Hallwachs, University of Pennsylvania
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