Harriet B. Drage
@harriedrage.bsky.social
Postdoc at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Studies palaeoecology and evolution of arthropods. Co-founder of journal Open Palaeontology. Absolute video game nerd. Loves climbing, hiking, weightlifting.
Looks great on academic or publishing CVs, meaningfully contributes to open science, allows gain of key management skills, and join a like-minded team of ~20 scientists at varying career-stages to support your career progression! We even gained a competitive grant to develop the journal in 2026 🌟
November 19, 2025 at 10:55 AM
Looks great on academic or publishing CVs, meaningfully contributes to open science, allows gain of key management skills, and join a like-minded team of ~20 scientists at varying career-stages to support your career progression! We even gained a competitive grant to develop the journal in 2026 🌟
*Gain skills and training in journal publishing!* Open Palaeontology is looking for Managing Editors and Steering Committee members! Please consider helping to shape community open-access publishing in palaeontology, and spread the word!
openpalaeo.org
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
openpalaeo.org
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
November 19, 2025 at 10:49 AM
*Gain skills and training in journal publishing!* Open Palaeontology is looking for Managing Editors and Steering Committee members! Please consider helping to shape community open-access publishing in palaeontology, and spread the word!
openpalaeo.org
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
openpalaeo.org
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
The authors present the fossil record of this enigmatic animal, compare this to new material, and discuss evidence for a terrestrial lifestyle. The most complete fossils suggest this animal could be up to 50cm long!
#openscience #palaeontology #fossils
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
#openscience #palaeontology #fossils
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
June 6, 2025 at 10:34 AM
The authors present the fossil record of this enigmatic animal, compare this to new material, and discuss evidence for a terrestrial lifestyle. The most complete fossils suggest this animal could be up to 50cm long!
#openscience #palaeontology #fossils
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
#openscience #palaeontology #fossils
@openpalaeo.bsky.social
First post: my stunning boy!
November 18, 2024 at 7:21 AM
First post: my stunning boy!