Lectures

An insight into the potential applications of µCT scans in palaeontological research

by Kristin Mahlow-Tillack (Palaeontology Section)

Photo: © Kenneth Angielczyk

As part of the programme organised by Kulturring in Berlin e. V. – the Palaeontology Section, amateur collectors and visitors interested in palaeontology meet at the Museum of Natural History on the third Tuesday of every month for specialist palaeontological lectures given by researchers from the museum, the Free University or the Technical University. After the lecture, there is an opportunity to discuss the topic with the researchers and ask your own questions.

Anyone interested in palaeontology is warmly invited to attend these museum meetings.

All guests are welcome to attend the talks. They start at 6.00 pm in Lecture Theatre 8 of the Museum of Natural History (map). Doors open at 5.30 pm.

Speaker on 15 December 2026: Kristin Mahlow-Tillak (Museum of Natural History)

Contact for the specialist group: Michael Zwanzig
 

Unfortunately, the events are not accessible to people with disabilities.

 

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Further dates:
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Type of event:
Lectures
Opening hours:
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Prices:
Free admission
Targetgroup:
Adults, Researchers
Sprache des Events:
German
Treffpunkt:
Lecture Theatre 8, Museum of Natural History, Berlin
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Registration is not required. If you have any questions, please contact the specialist group directly.
Doors open at 5.30 pm