Advisory committee assigns work groups on plastination, donor consent and joint projects; staff emails 352 stakeholders
Aug 26, 2026
The committee assigned members to work groups covering transportation/temporary venues, plastination and public displays, exceptional events and specimen integrity, donor consent (AI/tech/science issues), and joint projects (found remains). Staff said it emailed about 352 stakeholders and will create a shared drive for work‑group materials.
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The advisory committee established multiple focused work groups to tackle discrete rule and policy questions: transportation and temporary use facilities; commercial plastination and public displays; exceptional events and specimen integrity; donor consent (including emerging tech and research); and joint special projects addressing found remains and funeral‑archaeological intersections. Members volunteered or were assigned to each group by name.
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