These might not count, they were shrunk in the pressure vessel at a simulated 6000 m depth. If you recognise the characters me and Amy Scott-Murray are going for then you too are a terrible person. #shrunkencupoff Jackie Zebrowski Holden McNeely

It's #SharkWeek, and we thought we'd give it a bit of prehistoric flavour with a Megalodon tooth scanned here in the lab. Take a #chomponthis sketchfab.com/models/ea6d73d… … #TheMeg

Gorgeous museum specimens find new life online as 3D scanned images nytimes.com/2015/10/20/sci…

In situ photo reconstruction of #sponge #underwater thanks to Jennifer Loxton and Marie-Lise Schläppy skfb.ly/EX9T and skfb.ly/EXw8

Is this a new species of bone-eating worm #Osedax ? #WormWednesday w Helena Wiklund Amy Scott-Murray & Alan Jamieson

@AIMNTDs RTI fights NTDs Thanks to Amy Scott-Murray and Imaging and Analysis for the great prop at #ntdsummit17

"No snakes have arrived yet," and other things heard in this department. #OverheardinIAC

I look way angrier here than I really am. I have no ill will towards #giraffes I promise. x.com/nhm_iac/status…

My #giraffe parts are the prettiest colours. Thanks @StoatsMcGee <3 x.com/stoatsmcgee/st…

Thanks Marie-Lise Schläppy! Imaging and Analysis here we go x.com/mlschlappy/sta…

This afternoon I took some ammonoids up to Imaging and Analysis for the lovely Amy Amy Scott-Murray to 3D surface scan

Deep sea superstars Amy Scott-Murray and @AllLittleFishes decked out in full PhD graduation regalia and looking rightly pleased with themselves.

Here's a thing I did! One of the more interesting outcomes for a laser scan. x.com/nhm_iac/status…

Amy Scott-Murray shares a behind the scenes look at how the Imaging and Analysis digitized all 166 blue whale skeleton bones in this new post on the Sketchfab blog: blog.sketchfab.com/digitising-a-b…

NHM's epic #whale #scan went live on Sketchfab , I did a guest blog blog.sketchfab.com/digitising-a-b…

And a link straight to the model... x.com/nhm_iac/status…

Thanks @sketchfab! x.com/sketchfab/stat…

Blue whales are the biggest animals on this planet. Thanks to Imaging and Analysis 3D modelling, you can now explore every single supersized bone from your phone screen 🐋 Find out more: nhm.ac.uk/discover/blue-…

The Natural History Museum has a LEO 1455VP SEM available for sale! Full details available from Jim Baker ([email protected]) or Alex Ball ([email protected]). Details of your offer to either by Friday 23 March 2018 at 5pm.

Great that we're getting more options for providing #3d content online, thanks Ed Silverton #uvcon