Fall 2023
- Welcome! - Meet Aly Baumgartner
- How four UMich museums drive cutting-edge research
- Hiss-toric first: U-M museum's 70,000 snake specimens form world's largest research collection
- Michigan News: Space weather disrupts nocturnal bird migration, study finds
- Smallest Shifting Fastest: Bird species body size predicts rate of change in a warming world
- UMBS Announces Results of 2023 BioBlitz
- MI Flora site updates
- Voyage of the botanists
- The Improbable Herpetologist
- Museums research in the field - see what we've been up to!
Winter 2023
- "Into the Herbarium Cabinet" by Chad Machinski
- Welcome!
- London Symposium: Leveraging natural history collections to understand the impacts of global change
- Fish Slam
- Global museums initiative builds groundbreaking database key to addressing 21st-century challenges
- Museums and herbarium books available online
- Digital Relics
- Return of the Creature Feature … on TikTok
Spring 2022
- Herbarium Research on the Brazil Nut Family
- Introductory Biology Students Visit the Collections
- Alluring larvae: Competition to attract fish drives species diversity among freshwater mussels
- How Museum Collections Can Enhance Public Health
- Priscilla Tucker Retires, named Curator Emerita of the Museum of Zoology by the University of Michigan
- Weeks, Winger, Coauthors Win ESA George Mercer Award
Fall 2021
- Carrier snails with the world’s smallest computer help solve extinction survivor mystery
- Pilot program features UMMZ specimens in video shorts
- BioScience initiative at the museums focused on disease ecology
- New UMMZ Digitization grant ‘BatPEN!’
- Publication Highlight: Letters from Michigan Herpetology
- Bringing the Plants of Asia to Digital Life
Spring 2021
- Early Career Scientist Symposium on Natural History Collections
- Fish expedition in S. America's Guiana Shield
- CHANGES to help digitize handwritten observation and data
- Moving specimens from their collection drawers to an online home
- Division of Birds expedition to Papua New Guinea
- Mobilizing millions of marine mollusks of the E. Seaboard
- Tracking pests and parasites
