A collection of cinchona bark at Kew Gardens: using objects in research Kim Walker k.walker@kew.org @kim_wyrt Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew & Royal Holloway Supervisors: Mark Nesbitt & Felix Driver 12 September 2018 In Sickness and in Health : Exploring History of Medicine Collections.
Links Economic Botany Collection https://www.kew.org/science/collections/economic-botany-collection Blog on Kew project and crowd sourcing https://www.kew.org/blogs/kew-science/the-fever-tree-help-us-transcribe-a- bit-of-history Documentary on collaborative cinchona phylogenetic project https://evogenomics.snm.ku.dk/research- groups/roensted_group/the_quest_for_cinchona/ k.walker@kew.org @kim_wyrt
Introduction k.walker@kew.org @kim_wyrt
Object Biographies Reading objects, tracing object histories k.walker@kew.org @kim_wyrt
Other stories… k.walker@kew.org @kim_wyrt
Thank you Kim Walker k.walker@kew.org @kim_wyrt In Sickness and in Health : Exploring History of Medicine Collections.
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