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SP3 Society and Nature
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Deep Impact - Assessing the societal impact of the MfN
Knowledge transfer has always been a core competence of museums. Current research at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin explores ways to make it even more effective.
Fri | 07/06/2018 | 11:11
About
Fri | 07/06/2018 | 10:32
Science
Science The Museum für Naturkunde Berlin is an integrated research museum. We investigate nature and patterns and process that have shaped earth and the solar system with great passion and competence. At the same time, we enable science and society to enter into dialogue in order to work together to explore solutions to today’s major scientific and social challenges. The protection of life on earth and a sustainable world for humans are amongst them.
Evolutionary Morphology
Research
Morphology
Evolution
The role of muscles in the evolutionary transformation of limbs and body axis: a case study on Australian lizards
Different reduction types of the lizard genus Lerista are analysed using soft tissue staining (dice-CT) and µ-CT scans. Investigations are focussed on the muscles of the pectoral- and pelvic region.
Sat | 06/23/2018 | 15:11
Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Discovery
Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Discovery The Center for Integrative Biodiversity Discovery (CIBD) is an interdisciplinary research organization aiming to accelerate the discovery and exploration of global biodiversity. By employing modern technologies and classical methods, CIBD helps with creating a comprehensive inventory of known and unknown animal species. The center focuses on taxonomy, evolutionary biology, and ecology that are used to classify, characterize, and investigate the role of organisms in their natural environment.
SP2 Collection Future
Research
Morphology
Protection of Species
Evolution
Hearing in Penguins
In a co-operative project with the Deutsches Meeresmuseum Stralsund, we study the hearing of penguins. The MfN is responsible for establishing a database containing audiograms, managing the data, as well as providing environmental education and multimedia material to support the project.
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
SP2 Collection Future
Research
Research Infrastructure
Open Museum
Database
Mammals
Research Data Management
Protection of Species
Collection
Open Science
Digitalization
Reference library for bat calls
Bats are usually detected via their echolocation sounds. In our project, we establish a freely accessible library of calls of European bats to support acoustic species identification and the development of pattern recognition algorithms.
Press release,
18-06-2018
Extinction of Species
Biodiversity
Evolution
Insects
Climate Change
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin launching Zentrum für Integrative Biodiversitätsentdeckung (Centre for integrative biodiversity discovery)
Launch panel discussion on “Wie bekommt die Natur ihre Stimme zurück” (How can we give nature a voice again)
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
SP2 Collection Future
Research
Research Infrastructure
Open Museum
Collections Management
Database
Research Data Management
Collection
Digitalization
Developing the animal sound archive as a digital research collection
The animal sound archive at the MfN is a unique resource of acoustic records that is now digitally converted to become an effective tool for biodiversity research.
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Research Data Management
Protection of Species
Biodiversity
Automated acoustic detection und acoustic pattern recognition
Bioacoustic methods are well suited to record the occurrence, distribution and behavioural patterns in individual animals or populations, thus making a synchronised and continuous record of aspects of biodiversity dynamics over long periods of time, using standardised methods.
Tue | 06/12/2018 | 08:35
Investigate and celebrate
Investigate and celebrate Weeks of daily activities will be held to launch the new educational suite and celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Microscopy Centre
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Morphology
Research
Morphology
Evolution
Fossils
Improving use of morphological data to infer phylogenies for fossils
To make the family tree of modern taxa we can use DNA, but for fossils we must use morphology. This is often inaccurate due to convergence and methodology – this project plans to change this.
Press release,
07-06-2018
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Investigate and celebrate
Museum celebrate the finishing of the new educational suite
Wed | 06/06/2018 | 14:48
Building
We are building a house for nature With its over 30 million collection items and its international reputation in research, the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin is one of the world’s most significant research museums in evolutionary and biodiversity research.
Wed | 06/06/2018 | 14:04
Architectural history: A building concept developed 140 years ago setting the course for a natural history museum in the 21st century.
August Tiede plante ein Neubauensemble für drei Forschungs- und Bildungseinrichtungen in der Invalidenstraße, aber der Bau des Museums für Naturkunde bereitete besondere Schwierigkeiten. Ein Blick in die Architekturgeschichte.
Wed | 06/06/2018 | 13:44
The 2nd building phase
Die Sanierung des Museumsgebäudes wurde als eine langfristige Sequenz von Bauabschnitten bei Aufrechterhaltung des Forschungs- und Ausstellungsbetriebes geplant. Der 2. Bauabschnitt wird im Sommer 2018 beendet.
Mon | 06/04/2018 | 17:33
Sielmann!
Sielmann! “I feel fortunate to be able to look back on a long life in nature. Particularly the insights gained over the last years made it clear to me how important it is to control our boundless greed and protect our environment. Only then can future generations look forward to a life worth living. We must protect our natural assets, our capital!” Over his lifetime, the enthusiastic behavioural researcher and successful nature broadcaster became a passionate and committed conservationist.
Fri | 06/01/2018 | 17:33
Looking back to the completed building phases
Die Sanierung des Museumsgebäudes wurde als eine langfristige Sequenz von Bauabschnitten bei Aufrechterhaltung des Forschungs- und Ausstellungsbetriebes geplant. Teile der Ausstellungen wurden 2007 neu eröffnet und der zerstörte Ostflügel bis 2010 wieder aufgebaut.
Fri | 06/01/2018 | 17:22
Scars of the war remain visible
Die Geschichte des Museumsgebäudes ist nicht nur eine Geschichte von Bau und Umbau, sondern auch von Zerstörung und Vernachlässigung. Einige Narben des Zweiten Weltkrieges sind bis heute sichtbar und spürbar.
SP2 Collection Future
Research
Research Infrastructure
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ECOPOTENTIAL: improving future ecosystem benefits through earth observations
ECOPOTENTIAL focuses on a targeted set of internationally recognised Protected Areas, blending Earth Observations from remote sensing and field measurements, data analysis and modelling of current and future ecosystem conditions and services
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