Digitization and the Future of Natural History Collections
Brandon P. Hedrick(Cornell University), Charles C. Davis(Harvard University), Emily K. Meineke(Harvard University), Scott V. Edwards(Harvard University), Julia A. Clarke(The University of Texas at Austin), Kathryn G. Turner(Idaho State University), David C. Blackburn(Florida Museum of Natural History), Jonathan Kennedy(Harvard University), Christopher J. Grassa(Harvard University), Joseph A. Cook(New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science), Daniel Park(Harvard University), J. Mason Heberling(Carnegie Museum of Natural History)
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