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Tue | 12/15/2015 | 15:48
Research on Tristan Otto
At the Museum für Naturkunde, Tristan Otto’s skeleton will be studied by a specialised team of researchers over the coming years, using cutting-edge technology and working in close collaboration with partners in science and research, industry and society.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 15:20
Tristan - the exhibition project
The exhibition project „Tristan – Berlin bares teeth“ involved a team of more than 70 staff at the Museum für Naturkunde. These include workshops, research, collections, exhibition and education department as well as administration. With joint forces and bags of enthusiasm, it took just 10 months to create a totally new exhibition featuring the new attraction Tristan Otto.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 15:02
Book T. rex - MB.R.91216
T. rex as it has never been presented before
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 11:41
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Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:27
Highlights of taxidermy
In its exhibition Highlights of taxidermy, the Museum für Naturkunde not only showcases unique specimens, but also gives visitors an insight into the work of a natural history museum.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:26
Touring Exihibition: Parasites – Live Undercover
Borrow our international touring exhibition for your museum!
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:26
Parasites – Life Undercover
July 7th 2020 - January 23rd 2022
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:25
Keller’s Insect Models
Insects are the most species-rich class of animals and make up three quarters of the biodiversity of our Earth. A look through the microscope reveals their richness of colour and shape. Preparator Alfred Keller, who built scientific models for the Museum für Naturkunde between 1930 and 1955, was fascinated by them. During his time at the Museum, he built many unique biological models. His detailed enlarged models of native insects set new standards in the art of museum model building.
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.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:24
System Earth
The Earth is a dynamic planet that has been constantly changing since it came into being. Driven by powerful convection cells inside the Earth, continents drift, giving rise to earthquakes, volcanoes and mountain ranges. Organisms living on land, in the water or in the air must adapt to these changes and, in turn, have an impact on their habitat and system Earth. It is this interdependence that makes our planet unique in the solar system.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:23
The Cosmos and the Solar System
How did the universe and the solar system evolve? What happens inside stars? How long will our sun and the Earth still exist? The exhibition takes visitors on a voyage through space and time to the origins of the solar system. It allows insights into how, where and when matter emerged, which, ultimately, was the prerequisite for the evolution of the Earth and life on it.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:23
Wet Collection
Natural history research museums only open a small proportion of their valuable collection to the public. Millions of preparations are kept in large storage rooms away from the public gaze. However, their significance as archives of life continues to grow. They provide important information for biodiversity and evolution research. 30 million specimens are stored in the Museums für Naturkunde in Berlin. A large proportion are preserved in the wet collection and are now accessible in one of the world’s most technically advanced collection buildings – the Wet Collection Wing.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:19
Materials
Explorer sheets The colourful and imaginative explorer sheets enable primary school children to go on their own journey of discovery in the Museum. They can answer questions, measure dinosaur teeth, invent stories or draw pictures. There are currently two types of explorer sheets available only in German:
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:17
Advanced Training
The Museum für Naturkunde offers training courses on various topics for students, teachers at all levels, educators and colleagues free of charge. The training courses are for groups of 10 people or more. Dates and other focal points can be arranged individually.
Tue | 12/15/2015 | 00:13
School and kindergarten
The museum offers a variety of digital formats, guided tours, workshops and materials for school and kindergarten groups. All formats, offers and information can be found on the following pages. Digital formats With the digital formats for kindergartens, primary schools and secondary schools, students learn about scientific topics through everyday practical examples, in an artistic way and in relation to the reality of their own lives.
Fri | 12/11/2015 | 17:12
Children’s Birthday Parties
Celebrating your birthday at the Museum für Naturkunde is something very special – where else could you have dinosaurs as birthday guests? You can find the most relevant information on birthday parties on Frequently asked Questions on Children's Birthday Parties. Guided birthday tour (from age 5) The birthday child and his or her guests are given a special guided tour through the exhibition, including visits to their favourite animal.
Fri | 12/11/2015 | 17:10
Families
Alongside guided tours and children’s birthday parties, the Museum has a range of further programmes and events for families. Please note the current dates in our event calendar. Unless otherwise stated, prices do not include admission.
Fri | 12/11/2015 | 17:09
Partnerships and Projects
The Education Department at the Museum für Naturkunde closely collaborates with various partners, such as schools, kindergartens, universities, adult education centres and artists, both in the field of educational practice and in educational research. Here is an overview of some of our projects.
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Bioinspiration - Ideas from Nature
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