5,892
edits
Envisioning a Biological Collections Action Center: NYBG: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Envisioning a Biological Collections Action Center: NYBG (view source)
Revision as of 13:55, 8 March 2023
, 8 March 2023→Potential Workshop Topics
| Line 65: | Line 65: | ||
*How might a center such as this help move the needle on workforce development, ensuring that museum careers in whatever capacity are available to all?" Cody Thompson cwthomp@umich.edu | *How might a center such as this help move the needle on workforce development, ensuring that museum careers in whatever capacity are available to all?" Cody Thompson cwthomp@umich.edu | ||
*Given AI, centralized one stop shopping databases may not be the future of data distribution. Dan Distel d.distel@northeastern.edu | |||
*Is there an economy of scale? - actions that could be taken by an action center that would not occur without an action center, even if existing centers were given to additional institutions? Kevin Hackett kevin.hackett@usda.gov Also, how approaches of an Action Center be downscaled and guide convergence e.g. a small field station site with multiple taxon collections, multiple tissue, multiple observation, and genomic data." Hilary Swain hswain@archbold-station.org | *Is there an economy of scale? - actions that could be taken by an action center that would not occur without an action center, even if existing centers were given to additional institutions? Kevin Hackett kevin.hackett@usda.gov Also, how approaches of an Action Center be downscaled and guide convergence e.g. a small field station site with multiple taxon collections, multiple tissue, multiple observation, and genomic data." Hilary Swain hswain@archbold-station.org | ||