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Press release,
04-03-2016
Digitalization
Evolution
Cooperation
Research Data Management
Knowledge Transfer
Scan of dinosaur bones
The 3D scanning system CultLab3D of Fraunhofer IGD will be tested at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin next week.m für Naturkunde Berlin getestet.
Press release,
05-04-2016
Exhibition
Museum Visit
Science Communication
Verband deutscher Präparatoren (Association of German Preparators and Taxidermists) holds conference at the Naturkundemuseum in Berlin.
Invitation for Representatives of the Press
Press release,
05-08-2019
Protection of Species
Extinction of Species
Evolution
Research Cluster
Ecosystem
Birds
From the moa to the kakapo: millions of years of evolution lost or under threat in New Zealand
New study shows that it would take 50 million years to recover the bird diversity lost since humans arrived in New Zealand. A further 10 million years of evolution are under threat.
Thu | 04/21/2016 | 10:21
Society and Nature
Society and Nature The Science Programme focusses on the interactions between society and nature. Ideally, knowledge about and for nature arises in dialogue and exchange with the public. All activities of the Science Programme aim to better understand, analyse, communicate and further develop knowledge and decision-making processes in the field of nature and biodiversity, together with various stakeholders. Based on excellent and relevant research, we create interactive experimental and action spaces, and develop event formats with various groups from civil society, politics and business.
Thu | 04/15/2021 | 17:23
Germany-wide pilot project to record colonial collection items
The Museum für Naturkunde Berlin as model
Press release,
09-11-2020
Fossils
Society
Nature
Collection
Knowledge Transfer
The Nature of Things: Stories from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
The bestseller of the museum in an updated and extended new edition
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Biodiversity
Evolution
Fossils
Earth Sciences
Paleobiology, Evolution and Biodiversity of Paleozoic and Mesozoic Tetrapods
The combination of paleontological fieldwork with modern 3D-imaging technologies and quantitative approaches sheds new light on the early patterns of diversification of major vertebrate clades.
Wed | 06/08/2016 | 15:40
Dead wasps fly further
3 March - 3 May 2015
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Mammals
Evolution
Development of the sound repertoire of a babbling bat
Bats are known for their ability to locate prey with calls, not so much for complex songs. Field observations show how juveniles learn to vocalize.
SP2 Collection Future
Research Infrastructure
Database
Science Communication
Collection
Library
The library of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin is a collection in its own right - of scientific literature.
Press release,
22-04-2016
Biodiversity
Evolution
Insects
Politics
Dead wasps fly further
An exhibition by Tahani Nadim und Åsa Sonjasdotter
Mon | 03/29/2021 | 10:37
Kindergarten and primary school
Digital content of MfN Berlin for kindergartens and primary schools.
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
SP2 Collection Future
Research Infrastructure
Morphology
Digitalization
Fossils
Laboratories
Micro-CT Laboratory
The evolution of snake locomotion, sabre-toothed frogs and African antelopes: In the 3D laboratory of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin collection objects are recorded spatially.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:24
Minerals
Germany’s largest mineral collection in the Berlin Museum für Naturkunde contains approximately 200,000 specimens, representing 65 % of all known minerals. In the display collection, visitors can feast their eyes on 1,077 different mineral types. The foundation of the collection were the minerals and rocks of the Prussian King’s mineral collection of 1781. Some pieces were brought back from famous exhibitions, such as the precious stones Alexander von Humboldt brought from Russia.
Press release,
09-09-2019
Evolution
Climate Change
Reptiles
Cool lizards do not like global warming
The study shows that tropical lizard species often operate at body temperatures close to the ambient temperature. These species will not survive if climate change leads to elevated ambient temperatures.
Press release,
29-10-2020
Children
Cooperation
Nature
Podcast
Süßes oder Saurier
Science for Kids: The children's podcast starts
Press release,
30-11-2020
Evolution
Insects
Laboratories
Reptiles
Collection
Who's a Bonehead? How Reptilian Skull Roof Structure Provides Novel Insights into Evolutionary History
unknown case of convergent evolution
Press release,
22-04-2016
Extinction of Species
Evolution
Fossils
Climate Change
Saur
Extinction drove diversification in early land vertebrates
Selective extinction events, rather than evolutionary novelties, may be the key factor responsible for determining the dominant land vertebrates.
Wed | 09/07/2016 | 09:42
Recent Vertebrates
Recent Vertebrates These collections consist of specimens belonging to the clades of craniates and vertebrates. They are systematically arranged according to clades. Sub-collections that have been assigned their own curatorship include the clades of extant fishes, reptiles and amphibians, birds and mammals. The vertebrate collections also contain specialist collections focusing on developmental biology or domestic animals.
Press release,
12-08-2020
Extinction of Species
Digitalization
Evolution
Climate Change
Cooperation
Nature
Podcast
Collection
Science opens up: Museum podcast "Beats & Bones"
Listen to the beat of science
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