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SP2 Collection Future Collections Management Loans for Exhibitions Loan Object
SP2 Collection Future Research Data Management Sustainable data practices and infrastructures in biodiversity science Pollinating insects on a flower The biodiversity community faces the challenge to evaluate and improve the sustainability of its data practices and infrastructures to ensure that they are future-proof and resource-efficient. An all-round evaluation of sustainability in biodiversity informatics requires to address, alongside financial viability, also the fair use of natural resources required by infrastructure development and maintenance, and the availability of biodiversity data for all interested stakeholders, irrespective of constraints such as economic resources or location.
SP3 Society and Nature Research Science Communication Citizen Science “Trust in Citizen Science” - Research on trust in citizen science Science opens up to society: research on trust in citizen science at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin.
SP1 Dynamics of Nature SP3 Society and Nature Open Museum Knowledge Transfer Biodiversity Citizen Science Vielfalt Verstehen – Natur erforschen und erleben (Understanding Diversity) Vielfalt Verstehen is a joint research and education project that focuses on biodiversity in Berlin.
SP2 Collection Future Research Infrastructure Database Research Data Management Digitalization WiNoDa In the project WiNoDa (Knowledge Laboratory for Natural Science Collections and Object-Related Data), a data competence center is being developed that focuses on research of natural science collections.
SP2 Collection Future ELIO - development laboratory for innovation in object digitization innovation in object digitization
Social Innovation Unit Biodiversity Society BioDivHubs - Biodiversity in the neighborhood The garden grows into the neighborhood.
SP3 Society and Nature Knowledge Transfer Society Cooperation Creating opportunities in Berlin: Educational ecosystem "Museum in school" The aim of the project is to firmly anchor the museum in school structures as an innovative extracurricular learning location.
Social Innovation Unit Human-nature relationships in the Anthropocene Inter- and transdisciplinary research on the interplay between humans, nature and digital transformation
Public Engagement and Impact Research Transfer Open Museum Future Plan Knowledge Transfer Science Communication Society Cooperation Berlin School of Public Engagement und Open Science The Berlin School connects people and research. We create incentives, opportunities, and competencies for collaboration between stakeholders, publics, and researchers at all career levels. To this end, the Berlin School offers training and consultancy for researchers at all career levels in research institutions worldwide, and to Public Engagement professionals in Germany, to build capacity and competence for Public Engagement and participation with research. Our offers include:
Social Innovation Unit Science Communication Citizen Science Open Science European Citizen Science Citizen Science
Public Engagement and Impact Research Transfer Open Museum Future Plan Politics Knowledge Transfer Science Communication Citizen Science Society IETI - Impact-oriented Public Engagement To face upcoming global, environmental and societal challenges we need to create impactful exchange and interactions between science and society. IETI - Impact-oriented Public Engagement - aims to increase the quality and efficiency of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin’s Public Engagement, thus contributing to its academic, societal and environmental impact.
SP3 Society and Nature Social Innovation Unit Research Knowledge Transfer Science Communication Protection of Species Extinction of Species Biodiversity Citizen Science Society Cooperation Research for wild bees - designing community gardens together Gardening for diversity. We explore how community gardens can promote pollinator diversity and provide tips for practice.
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics Research Acoustic Forest Monitoring Forest monitoring is an important approach to maintaining and enhancing the state of forests. For this purpose, various methods are employed to evaluate the ecological, economic, and social functions of forests and to monitor changes in ecosystems. To ensure effective monitoring, it is essential to comprehensively record all relevant aspects of biodiversity in the forest. One promising method for surveying species that produce sounds is the use of (bio)acoustic methods.
Solar System, Impacts & Meteorites Research Novel perspectives on our Solar System History recorded in the Atacama Desert (NoSHADE) In the interdisciplinary NoSHADE project funded by the European Research Council (ERC), Dr. Jenny Feige and her team are investigating the history of our solar system using sediments in the driest and oldest desert in the world, the Atacama Desert.
SP3 Society and Nature Research Knowledge Transfer Science Communication Society Climate Change Public Engagement with Planetary Health with Focus on Food and Nutrition The DBU-funded project ‘Planetary Health - Public Engagement with Planetary Health’ opens up new ways for a sustainable transformation of our food systems and consumption behaviour.
Dominik Eulberg: Ambassador for nature Dominik Eulberg is a techno DJ, author, producer and biologist who has managed to combine his two lifelong passions - music and nature. A passionate conservationist, ornithologist and NABU bat ambassador, Dominik Eulberg is a guest scientist and ambassador "for nature" at the Museum für Naturkunde B
SP3 Society and Nature Citizen Science Community-driven freshwater plastic monitoring in Western Africa Monitoring Citizen Science water quality Africa
Evolutionary Morphology SP2 Collection Future SP3 Society and Nature Research Research Infrastructure Knowledge Transfer Digitalization Fossils Cultural Heritage Virtual access to fossil and archival material from the German Tendaguru Expedition (1909-1913) Tendaguru: New Digitisation Project unites paleontological and archival data in one research environment
Evolutionary Morphology Research Fossils Paleopathology in Late Triassic phytosaurs The scientist Dr. Florian Witzmann studies the prehistoric diseases and injuries (paleopathology) of extinct phytosaurs to draw conclusions about their lifestyle and behaviour.

Museum für Naturkunde Leibniz-Institut für Evolutions- und Biodiversitätsforschung