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Naturalis Biodiversity Center - National Museum of Natural History Leiden Netherlands
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A Glance at the UI's Museum of Natural History
Since 1858, Macbride Hall has housed the University of Iowa's Museum of Natural History. Three exhibits feature presentations of mammals, birds, and a geological history of Iowa.
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Naturalis Biodiversity Center is the national museum for natural history and also the leading institute in the Netherlands for academic research and education on biodiversity and taxonomy. It currently has a collection of thirty seven million natural history objects. Between 2010 and 2015, Naturalis is realizing one of the largest projects for natural history collection digitization to date. At least 37 million objects will be digitized, including 7 million objects on a high level detail.
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The museum of Natural history in Leiden and the Museum of Ethnology. Beautiful museums in the Netherlands.
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Our scientific research aims to understand the development of biodiversity and the interaction between species. The natural history collection of Naturalis Biodiversity Center is the 5th largest in the world with 37 million objects.
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The National Herbarium of the Netherlands is one of largest herbaria in the world with some 5.5 million specimens.It was established in 1999 through a decentralized merger of the major university herbaria of Leiden , Utrecht and Wageningen.Each of the three had its own focus.The National Herbarium currently consists of two branches: Leiden University.
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00:00:54 1 History
00:03:12 2 Collection
00:05:20 2.1 Travellers
00:06:39 3 Exhibitions
00:06:48 3.1 Permanent exhibitions
00:07:56 3.2 Temporary exhibitions
00:08:15 4 Buildings
00:08:24 5 Collections
00:08:33 6 Visitors
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Naturalis Biodiversity Center (Dutch: Nederlands Centrum voor Biodiversiteit Naturalis) is a national museum of natural history and a research center on biodiversity in Leiden, Netherlands. The museum is temporarily closed due to renovations, but the research facilities are still available. The new institute will open mid 2019.
Although its current name and organization is relatively recent, its history can be traced back to the early 1800s. Its collections contain approximately 37 million specimens, one of the largest natural history collections in the world. In late 2016 the center closed its main building for renovations, with plans to re-open in late 2018. Temporary exhibitions are open in the pesthuis entrance building during the renovations.
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Leiden, Netherlands, canals, lanes, train station and museums
We are taking another look at Leiden, one of the most beautiful towns in the Netherlands. Wandering along the canals enjoying the reflections, heading for the shopping streets and some historic monuments and museums.
This is kind of like a video postcard rack where we're going to look at some of the buildings, we will see the dogs sitting out on the sidewalk and people at their terrace tables, or just out for a stroll in the historic neighborhoods. Sure there are lots of monuments and important sites that you'll want to see, but one of the joys and being in a place like Leiden is just simply taking a walk and watching the bicycles.
At the end of this short movie we will take you inside two of the main museums, covering history and culture. We will also have a look inside the modern train station, which is the transportation heart of the city.
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Naturalis Biodiversity Center Naturalis Biodiversity Center reviews of Mirantis Naturalis Biodiversity Center (Naturalis) was formally established in 2010 as a merger of several institutions whose history date back to the 19th century: the National Museum of Natural History (NNM 1820), the National Herbarium of the Netherlands (NHN, established in 1999 and consisting of the Leiden University branch 1829; Utrecht University branch 1816, and Wageningen University branch 1896) and the Zoological Museum Amsterdam (ZMA 1838), that was part of the University of Amsterdam.Naturalis is the national institute when it comes to describing, understanding and exploring biodiversity in the Netherlands. The institute manages the Dutch natural history collection consisting of 37 million specimens, which makes it one of the largest and most important resources for biodiversity research in the world. Some parts of the collection were made by individuals, universities, and scientific associations as early as the16th century.In collaboration with Dutch and international research groups, our 100+ researchers, our honorary research associates and many amateur scientists aim to understand and preserve life and biodiversity, and look for societal and economic applications. The museum presents the evolutionary history and diversity of life on planet Earth.
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Naturalis Newsroom #12: Siebold goes Japan again!
This week, we have a very special guest in front of the Naturalis Newsroom camera: Edwin van Huis, the director of Naturalis. And he shares some exciting news with us!
Naturalis Biodiversity is not only a research institute with a museum, it is also the protector of the national Dutch natural history collection. This collection consists of collections, one of them being the Siebold Collection. This huge collection of Japanese plants, mammals, birds, fish, Kawahara Keiga drawings, and much, much more was brought to Leiden by Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold. Although Dutch people may not know him, this 17th century scientist who travelled to Japan and back has rock star status in Japan! Edwin van Huis has some fantastic news for these Japanese Siebold fans... Siebold goes Japan again!
This is episode 11 of Naturalis Newsroom: flash vids filmed in Naturalis Biodiversity Institute. Topic: our latest news!
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Philips and Naturalis scan 66 milion year old T. Rex, Trix
Working with Leiden’s Naturalis museum in the Netherlands, Philips offered to scan one of the world’s most complete and best preserved T. Rex skeletons. The aim of the scan was to evaluate how images of Trix’s tail vertebrae obtained using Philips’ IQon Spectral CT imaging differ from conventional CT images, and to provide a level of detail not visible to paleontologists until now.
We make the invisible visible, said Anne Schulp, Paleontologist and dinosaur expert at Naturalis.
To find out more about the study, click here
a day at Naturalis in Leiden
We went to Naturalis in Leiden!
Naturalis is the national research institute for biodiversity. their scientists dedicate themselves to describing, understanding and preserving biodiversity without interruption.
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Construction of the new building 2018. Home of Trix, the 65 million year old T Rex from Montana.
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Ms Kris Schiermeier, Director of Japanmuseum Sieboldhuis, discusses the book Nippon.
T. rex in Town - find out more!
Can you outrun a T. rex, dance like a dino or find a fossil? Watch our short video to find out what you can see and do at the T. rex in Town exhibition!
Trix the Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the three most complete T. rex skeletons in the world. The 66-million-year-old fossil is the centrepiece of the blockbuster exhibition T. rex in Town.
As well as seeing Trix, you can find out more about her turbulent life from the information uncovered in her bones. Learn about what she ate, how she might have looked and what her environment was like.
Don’t miss the exciting interactive exhibits on display alongside Trix where you can discover lots of fascinating facts about all things dinosaur!
• Find out if you can outrun or outcycle a T. rex
• Become a graffiti artist to design your own dino
• Discover if you weigh as much as a T. rex ate
• Make a T. rex move – do you think they could dance?
• Find a fossil – on a virtual ‘dino dig’
There are also fossilized Scottish dinosaur footprints on display, found on our very own Isle of Skye.
A bespoke Dino shop is open 7 days a week, stocking an array of items suitable for Dino fans, young and old. And after the exhibition relax in our Dino-themed cafe area with delicious street food from the Big Feed.
Glasgow is the only UK stop on Trix's European tour. Don't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to come face to face with a real T. rex!
Book your tickets now: kelvinhall.org.uk/trex